6 beautiful flowers that root from a single cutting, bloom profusely, have a long flowering period and are easy to grow

For friends who love growing flowers, it is not necessarily true that the more expensive the flower, the more beautiful and easier to grow it is. These few flowers and plants can be grown without spending a penny, without going to the flower and bird market to buy them. You can propagate them yourself from a single cutting, and they will root and survive in less than half a month, and they bloom especially profusely, filling a pot to bursting within half a year.

Geranium

If you have a friend who has grown this flower, just ask them for a few branches to take home and propagate.

When the temperature is low, you can cover it with a plastic bag and mist it daily to keep it moist, and it will root in just over ten days.

It blooms into a ball of flowers. It can also repel mosquitoes.

Kalanchoe

Its name is auspicious and pleasant to hear, suitable for the elderly and elders to grow, and also suitable for most balconies, blooming abundantly.

Take a branch with four or five leaves.

Prepare peat soil and perlite, or sandy soil, and after propagating, keep it moist and shaded.

It roots and sprouts in just over a week, and can bloom the same year. So beautiful.

Gardenia

Right now is the season when gardenias are in full bloom. Their flowers are pure white and fresh, with a rich fragrance filling the air. Just find a few gardenia branches.

Soaking them in water for half a month makes them grow roots easily, or you can propagate them directly into sandy soil, and they will also grow roots and sprout.

Usually you just need to water them in time and give them simple care.

Once in bloom, each flower is pure and flawless, with an unparalleled fragrance.

Christmas cactus

Many friends grow Christmas cacti that bloom like a waterfall. Actually, you do not need to buy a Christmas cactus; just pinch off a few leaves and propagate them.

After propagating, mist them but do not water, and keep them moist and shaded.

Without strong light exposure, they root easily.

Except in summer, keep them in ample light the rest of the time and let them grow outdoors appropriately, and their blooms are truly gorgeous.

Petunia

No need to sow seeds; just pick a few branches with leaves.

Just stick them in the soil and water a little every day. They root in ten days.

As the leaves grow more and more, pinch and top them frequently and fertilize more, and they will bloom into a big ball of flowers.

Moss rose

Also known as purslane, this flower is double-petaled and blooms so beautifully. There is no need to envy it; just take a few branches.

Bring them back and propagate them into the potting soil at a depth of about 3 cm, then water them.

They root and bloom in a week. They are truly so easy to grow and so beautiful.