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Cuttings are a propagation method commonly used by gardening enthusiasts, but some gardeners often fail, with the phenomenon of blackened roots. The "Hit the Wall 2.0" method is currently a very widely used cutting method with a high success rate. Many gardeners use it to propagate roses, hydrangeas and more...

Cuttings are a propagation method commonly used by gardening enthusiasts, but some gardeners often fail, with the phenomenon of blackened roots. The "Hit the Wall 2.0" method is currently a very widely used cutting method with a high success rate. Many gardeners use it to propagate plants such as roses and hydrangeas, with a very high survival rate. Let's take a look!

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Cutting method

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Hit the Wall 2.0 cutting method

Find a disposable paper cup or plastic cup, drill a few holes in the bottom, fill it with vermiculite, place it in a tray filled with water, insert the cut branches into the vermiculite, place it in a spot with bright indirect light, add water whenever the tray runs dry, and wait until you see the roots reach about the bottom of the cup before transplanting.

Hit the Wall 2.0 is a very practical cutting method with a high rooting rate; it can achieve excellent rooting results without the use of rooting powder, and most cuttings can use this method.

Select healthy rose cuttings from the current year that have bloomed, of appropriate maturity; cut the bottom at a slant, leave 2 growth nodes, preferably with a heel, and keep 2-4 leaves. Soak in carbendazim for disinfection, and sun-expose river sand in advance for disinfection and set aside. Insert the branches about 1cm into the sand, then place them in a larger water container (Hit the Wall 2.0 method).

(Rose Flower Forum, hanwym)

Hit the Wall 2.0 is a very practical cutting method with a high rooting rate; it can achieve excellent rooting results without the use of rooting powder, and hydrangeas can also use this method.

(Hydrangea Forum, Keke Coaee)

Propagating small-leaf gardenia by cuttings

(Azalea Forum, 11 Xiaogui Dangjia)

Propagating marguerite daisy by cuttings

(Marguerite Daisy Forum, Bu Jiangjiu)

Propagating azaleas by cuttings

(Azalea Forum, Zhuying Qingfeng)

This cutting method works very well

Many gardeners are using it

If you also have trouble with cuttings

Give it a try too!

After reading, share it with gardeners who need it~




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