Take cuttings of these three flowers in October; they root in 20 days and bloom abundantly, filling the whole house with fragrance and removing odors

Many friends who love growing flowers and plants want to keep flowers but do not know which flowers are good to grow. In fact, instead of often buying potted plants that are hard to care for and expensive, it is better to try taking cuttings of a few easygoing, tough flowers yourself. The cutting process is also very interesting, and it can save money. So which flowers are good to take cuttings of, and which flowers are relatively easy to grow?

Grow a pot of these 3 flowers at home; they are more fragrant than perfume, root as soon as a cutting is stuck in, bloom abundantly and can also remove odors!

Osmanthus, autumn is the season when osmanthus fragrance drifts. Many flower lovers think osmanthus can only be planted outdoors, but in fact growing a pot at home on the balcony is also very suitable, especially four-season osmanthus, which can bloom in all four seasons. It is also relatively easy to take cuttings from, and roots grow in less than 30 days.

Osmanthus cutting method:Choose a healthy branch about ten-plus cm long, cut the bottom into a horseshoe shape, leave two or three leaves, and insert the cutting into slightly acidic sandy soil, or into peat and vermiculite. After cutting, cover with a layer of film to keep moisture in, and keep it in a shaded state. After about ten-plus days, you can spray a little monopotassium phosphate to promote leaf growth. In one month, it can grow roots and sprout.

Jasmine, its fragrance is fresh and pleasant. Keep a pot on the windowsill or terrace, or in the bathroom, and it can remove odors. When it blooms, the whole house is fragrant. It is also very easy to take cuttings from.

Jasmine cutting method:Do not choose branches that are too woody; use a younger one, about ten cm long, leave two leaves and cut them in half to avoid taking up nutrients, keep two bud nodes, and insert the cutting into vermiculite or sand.

Make sure the water does not dry out, place it in a semi-shaded environment, and once white roots grow, it can be transplanted into a flowerpot.

Honeysuckle, it is cold-tolerant and heat-tolerant. Whether grown at home or on a terrace, in a flowerpot, it can grow especially fast. As long as the potting soil is fertile, it can climb and vine very quickly, and in spring it blooms especially abundantly. The flowers can also be picked to make tea.

Honeysuckle cutting method:It is one of the easiest flowers to take cuttings from. Just pick a branch about ten cm long, and it can be cut in spring or autumn at any time. If you cannot find potting soil, just insert the cutting directly into a pot that has already grown flowers.

As long as there is a little soil and you water it a bit, roots begin to grow in ten-plus days. You can propagate as many plants as you want.