This flower is just right for cuttings now; it roots quickly and grows vigorously, so you don't need to worry about black rot or decay.

Summer is here, and because of the high temperature and high humidity, many flower lovers say that summer flowers are hard to grow, especially flowers grown from cuttings. They basically can't survive, but that's not actually true. It's because you didn't use the right method, or some flowers really aren't suitable for summer care. Today, the editor will introduce a potted flower to everyone. This flower is just right for cuttings now; it grows quickly and vigorously, so you don't need to worry about black rot or decay! This flower is the bougainvillea.

Summer is exactly the good season for bougainvillea cuttings. We can choose healthy branches about 20 cm long, then prepare loose, breathable sandy soil, and insert the branches into the sandy soil. First, be sure to keep the soil moist, cover with plastic film, and generally in just over a month they will take root and sprout. Before taking cuttings, you can first soak the roots in willow branch water, which will make rooting faster, and during care it is best to keep them in diffused light.

Bougainvillea likes a mild and humid environment. It needs plenty of light but must not be under strong light, so be careful to provide shade. Before flowering, watering should be controlled, otherwise too much water can easily cause the flowers to drop. Short-day conditions can be used to extend the flowering period, and mist the leaves more every day to cool them and keep them moist. After flowering, we can prune it appropriately. This can not only prevent unhealthy leaves from spreading, but also make the flower shape more beautiful, and concentrate nutrients so the flowers grow better.

Flower lovers who enjoy growing flowers can try taking cuttings of a bougainvillea. It is super easy to grow. If you have any other good flowers to recommend, you can also share them with everyone in the comment box below!