Take cuttings of these 3 flowers before Frost's Descent; they root as soon as they are planted, and if you miss it you will have to wait a year

As people's living standards improve, more and more people like to grow one or two pots of flowers at home. In fact, this is mainly because the process of growing flowers not only cultivates the mind and character, but also decorates the space and purifies the air. However, for some inexperienced beginners at growing flowers, they usually go to the flower market to buy potted plants at first. But not long after the potted plants are brought home, all kinds of problems appear, which also makes many novice flower lovers lose confidence in growing flowers.

For some expert flower growers, buying flowers is actually a wrong approach, because growing flowers does not require spending a lot of money. Especially since Frost's Descent is coming, it is exactly the good time to take cuttings of these three flowers. They basically root as soon as they are planted, and it can be said to be a great way to turn one pot into many pots. However, if you miss this time, you will have to wait another year. Next, the editor will teach everyone how to take cuttings of these three flowers.

1. Geranium

Geranium is a particularly beautiful flower. Not only are there many varieties, its flower colors are also very rich. As long as it is cared for well, it can easily burst into bloom. Select a top shoot with three leaves, soak the cut shoot in sugar water, then let the shoot dry and wait to take the cutting. For geranium, it is best to choose loose and breathable potting soil for the cutting. In this way, after about 15 days it will take root.

2. Rose

Rose is also a flower with a long flowering period and a large number of blooms. As long as it blooms, you can enjoy very beautiful flowers. Taking advantage of this time, select a rose shoot, soak the shoot in sugar water for 15 minutes, then rinse the shoot with clean water, put it in a ventilated place to dry, and then it can be planted as a cutting. After that, as long as the potting soil is kept moist, at the current temperature it will take root in about half a month.

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