Take cuttings of this flower now, and in one month it will bloom in a full pot

More and more people are growing flowers and plants. Keeping flowers and plants at home beautifies the environment and purifies the air. In August, take cuttings of summer chrysanthemums, and in one month you will see them bloom. Below is the cutting method for summer chrysanthemums!

Cutting method for summer chrysanthemums:

(1). Select cuttings. Generally, cut off the entire flower branch of a summer chrysanthemum that has finished blooming and use it as the cutting. The cutting should be about 7cm long. Remove the lower leaves and keep the top 2 pairs of leaves. The cut should be smooth. Place it in a cool, ventilated place and wait for the wound to heal.

(2). Choose nutrient soil for cuttings, a medium that is slightly fertile and has good permeability. You can choose clean, pathogen-free vermiculite. Summer chrysanthemums do not have high soil requirements.

(3). Insert the cutting into the soil. Poke a hole with chopsticks. The insertion depth should be 1/3 to 2/5 of the cutting. Gently press the soil beside the base to secure the cutting. Water thoroughly once. Roots will generally appear in about 1 week. When the roots grow to about 3cm, it can be transplanted.