Expensive flowers are hard to grow? Better to take a few cuttings, and every one can fill a pot

Some flowers look absolutely beautiful, but the price goes up along with it. After finally gritting your teeth and buying one, it withers within a few days at home.

For such expensive flowers, you might as well take a few cuttings and propagate them yourself, raising them from a young age so that every one of them fills a pot.

1. Bougainvillea

Its three bracts combine into a shape that closely resembles a triangle, and with its beautiful blooms and abundant flowers, it is loved by flower enthusiasts far and wide. A bougainvillea in full bloom always stirs endless imagination.

Bougainvillea has very strong vitality and adapts to its environment especially easily, making it easy to grow. Just a small branch is enough to propagate it well.

Cut a branch of about 10cm at a 45° angle, keep two or three leaves, then wrap the bottom with a damp paper towel, covering one third of the branch, and place it in a mineral water bottle. Just keep the paper towel moist, and roots will form in about ten days. Then simply transplant it into a flower pot.

2. Camellia

Camellia is one of the ten famous flowers, with a very graceful plant form and blooms in a wide variety of colors. It is stunningly beautiful and makes an excellent potted plant for decorating the home, yet it sells for a rather high price on the market.

Beautiful camellias are all shaped by pruning. When pruning, take some small branches, or simply snip a few twigs directly from the plant, including one or two leaves, then insert them directly into sandy soil. It will quickly grow fine roots, and after transplanting into a flower pot and caring for it normally, it will keep growing.

3. Chinese rose

The Chinese rose is known as the queen of flowers and is very popular among flower enthusiasts. It can be placed indoors, on a balcony, in a yard, and so on, and it is also a very trendy flowering potted plant right now.

The Chinese rose has very strong vitality and can be propagated quickly by cuttings. Cut a few healthy branches and insert them into vermiculite; they will take root in about ten days and can be transplanted in half a month.

That's all for the introduction to propagating these 3 kinds of flowers. If you have anything to add, feel free to share it with everyone in the comments section below. To learn more about flower care, you can follow Huajianke!