These flowers and plants can survive with just a casual snap - one pot becomes many, propagating fast

Clematis. Cut off the clematis branches, make a slanted cut at each node on the branch, and make a cut 0.5-1 cm above the bud point, dividing the branch into multiple small sections. Prepare a foam board, poke holes in the foam board, put one branch in each hole, then place it in clean water. To promote rooting, you can add some rooting powder. Place the cuttings in a cool, ventilated spot for care, and they will root in twenty days

Orchids. Two weeks before dividing orchids, stop watering. Before dividing, separate them one by one, find the boundary between each plant, and cut along it. After dividing, use sterilized scissors to cut off all the orchid's remaining weak and diseased branches, then soak them in a carbendazim solution for half an hour, let them dry, and place the divided orchids separately into flower pots

Clivia. After the clivia seed pods turn reddish-brown, it means the seeds are ripe. Then wrap the seeds in gauze that has been soaked in warm water, put them in a warm place and keep them covered for a day and a night. Then spread sawdust in the seedling tray and spray it wet with water, place the soaked seeds with the pointed end facing down, and care for them under diffused light, spraying water once in the morning and once in the evening. In twenty days, small sprouts will emerge