These 4 flowers are the top choice for October cuttings: they root and sprout within a month and bloom the following year

Many people love autumn because it lacks the hot irritability of summer and the biting cold of winter. Autumn is cool and pleasant. In fact, those who love autumn most are friends who love growing flowers. Because autumn is the best time for taking cuttings of potted plants, not only is the survival rate high, but later on there is also no need to worry about rot or pests.

(1) Rose (Rosa chinensis)

Rose flowers are especially bright and varied, so the rose is also one of the more "favored" varieties among flowering potted plants. In golden October, taking rose cuttings could not be better.

1. Choose relatively healthy, thick rose branches.

2. When cutting, make the bottom of the branch at a 5° angle.

3. Sterilize the branch, soak it in rooting water, and then let it dry.

4. Put relatively loose, breathable soil in the pot.

5. Insert the branch into the substrate.

6. Place it in a cool, ventilated environment for care.

7. Basically, it can take root in about a week, and it can be transplanted in about 60 days.

After doing this, basically the following year we can see the cut roses bloom. The steps are very simple, and care is key.

(2) Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)

1. The kalanchoe branches selected for cuttings should keep at most 3 leaves. If you want better survival, you can let them dry for about a day before taking cuttings.

2. When choosing a pot for kalanchoe cuttings, a shallow pot is best.

3. It should be noted that during the rooting period of kalanchoe, keep to the principle of rather dry than wet.

4. Kalanchoe can take root in about half a month. Once the plant after cutting grows leaves, it can be cared for normally. Before that, do not expose it to strong sunlight.

(3) Geranium (Pelargonium)

There are quite a few friends who grow geraniums, because geraniums have a long flowering period and are extremely ornamental.

1. Choose branches with about three leaf nodes.

2. Keep the soil moist before taking cuttings.

3. Insert the cut branches into the soil.

4. Geraniums can take root in about 20 days.

5. One month after rooting, they can be cared for normally.

(4) Gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides)

Gardenia flowers are pure white and elegant, and are very popular. Taking gardenia cuttings is also very easy.

1. The quality of the cut branches determines the survival rate of the cut plant.

2. If you want faster rooting after cutting, you can soak the branches in rooting water for ten minutes before cutting, then let them dry before proceeding.

3. Gardenias like acidic soil. Leaf mold soil and vermiculite soil are more suitable.

4. Gardenias generally can take root 10 days after cutting.

5. After rooting for a period of time, gradually carry out normal care.