These 3 flowers need only a little bit of stem and leaves, and with simple treatment they can quickly fill a pot

Many plants can be propagated by cuttings. Some flowers need only a small stem and leaf, and with simple treatment, large white roots grow within a few days, and they quickly grow into a big plant.

Today Huar will introduce to you the flowers that are suitable for stem-and-leaf cuttings. After learning, hurry and ask a flower farmer for some stems and leaves, bring them back and take cuttings too!

1. Snake plant (Sansevieria)

Snake plant leaves are relatively large, and for cuttings you do not need a whole leaf. Just choose a small section that is sturdy and thick, about 6-9 cm is enough. The rooting part is best cut at a 45 degree angle, then soak the part to be rooted in potassium permanganate solution for half an hour, then take it out and let it dry.

2. Prepare a pot of suitable size with holes in the bottom for drainage, fill it eight-tenths full with loose soil, then insert the dried snake plant leaf at a 45 degree angle, inserting it about halfway deep, and water it thoroughly.

3. Place the planted snake plant cutting in a cool, ventilated place. During this process, keep the soil slightly moist. At night you can cover it with a plastic bag to imitate a greenhouse, which helps it root quickly.

4. When roots and new shoots have grown, it can be potted and transplanted. First place it in a place with diffused light for care, and after about a week, once it has recovered, it can be cared for normally.

2. Rose

1. Pick a small stem and leaf with vigorous growth from the rose, and it should have several complete leaves. You can disinfect it with carbendazim, then let it dry.

2. You can use a mixture of leaf mold soil and sandy soil as the cutting soil. First water it thoroughly, then insert the stem and leaf diagonally into the soil, and move it indoors to a cool, relatively humid environment for care.

3. After the stem and leaf have grown roots 3-5 cm long, you can start potting it for care. After one week, you can appropriately apply a little diluted nitrogen fertilizer to let it grow quickly.

3. Epiphyllum

1. Epiphyllum needs leaves that are more than two years old. Cut a length of about 15 cm. The wound can be dipped in some rooting agent or vinegar diluted 10 times, then placed in a cool place to dry.

2. For propagating epiphyllum by cuttings, garden soil is more suitable. Bury it diagonally in the soil about 3-5 cm. Spray a little moisture onto the leaves every 2-3 days. The soil should be kept in a half-dry state, which is more helpful for rooting and sprouting.

3. Basically, it will root in about one month. Because epiphyllum roots are relatively fragile and have low adaptability, when potting it, you should pot it with soil to ensure better survival.

One thing to note: after potting, do not water it immediately. Wait two or three days until it has adapted, then water it.

That is all for the introduction to propagating these 3 flowers by cuttings. If fellow flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower care knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!