These flowers can survive just by sticking them in soil, with a particularly high survival rate
The temperature in the morning and evening is really very cool now, but it is still quite warm at noon. Autumn is the golden period for cuttings, so why not take this opportunity to quickly take cuttings of some plants that bloom in winter? All you need is one branch, and roots will soon grow, with an extremely high survival rate. Let's take a look below!
Kalanchoe blossfeldiana
All branches of Kalanchoe blossfeldiana can be used for cuttings, but branches that have already bloomed root relatively quickly, while old stems root relatively slowly. Then prepare the branches, keep only 4 leaves at the top, place them in a cool place to let the wounds dry, then insert the branches into prepared soil, water thoroughly, and keep the soil slightly moist. Then place them in a cool and well-ventilated place. Basically, roots will grow in about half a month. After roots grow, they can gradually be moved to a sunny place for growing. After one month, the Kalanchoe blossfeldiana can be transplanted into a flower pot!
Schlumbergera truncata
First select relatively robust branches, then trim them according to two nodes, apply some rooting powder, then spray the soil moist, and insert all the branches into the soil. Then water thoroughly, seal with plastic film, and poke several holes with a toothpick for ventilation. Open it about every 4 days to spray water. Basically, new shoots can grow in about half a month, and then normal care can begin.
Bougainvillea
First select a relatively robust branch, then keep 4 leaves at the top, place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry, then soak it in rooting water for 3 hours. Then insert the branch into sponge. After inserting, place it in a basin filled with water, then place it in an environment with scattered light, and maintain a certain air humidity. If the branch looks very lively after one week, it can be moved into a paper cup, poke a hole in the bottom, add some soil, then put the branch in, spray water every day, and roots can grow in about half a month. After some time, it can be transplanted into a flower pot. However, during the growth process of Bougainvillea, pinching is needed, which can promote the sprouting of new branches and let it bloom more flowers.