One cut for a Clivia, one cut for an Aloe, one pot saves money, one pot becomes ten pots, too many for the home to hold

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Some flower friends complain that the cuttings they take root so slowly, and that turning 1 pot of flowers into 10 pots is so hard. Is there a method with a higher survival rate? Of course there is, come and see how Huahua does it!

Cut a Clivia once, 1 pot becomes 10 pots!

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Clivia leaves are green and glossy, and it really looks great grown at home. Want to turn 1 pot of Clivia into 10 pots? How to do it? Huahua teaches you!

1. Wait until the new shoots grow 3-5 leaves

When Clivia grows well, it will send up small seedlings. When the small seedlings grow 3-5 leaves and the temperature is not lower than 15 degrees, then divide them.

2. Take the Clivia out of the pot and remove the soil

Do not water the Clivia for 2-3 days in advance, then take it out of the pot and remove the soil; the soil will not be too wet, making it easier to handle. Carefully brush the soil off the roots with your hands so the roots are clearly exposed.

3. Prune the roots and cut off the new shoots together with their roots

After the soil is cleaned off, cut away the old roots and rotten roots, then use a knife to cut off the new shoots with roots. The stronger the roots of the new shoots, the better!

4. Soak in a carbendazim solution

Put the Clivia plants into a carbendazim solution, soak for 20 minutes, then take them out and put them in a cool, ventilated place to dry.

5. Prepare loose, breathable soil

Put broken bricks or bark at the bottom of the flower pot to improve drainage and air permeability, then add pine needle soil.

6. Pot the Clivia

Plant the Clivia separately into flower pots, water thoroughly once, then put them in a cool, ventilated place for half a month. Turning 1 pot of Clivia into 10 pots is just that simple!

Cut an Aloe once, no need to buy again, and it will burst out 100 pots in no time!

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Aloe can absorb formaldehyde, decorate the environment, and also has medicinal value. It needs little care and will soon send up many shoots. How to turn 1 pot into 100 pots? It all depends on these shoots!

1. Take the Aloe out of the soil and pot

When the side shoots that emerge have grown fairly strong, you can take the Aloe out of the soil and pot. Keep the room temperature at 15 to 25 degrees, gently clean off the soil, and let the roots be clearly exposed.

2. Cut off the shoots that have grown roots

See clearly which shoots have already grown roots, then use a knife to cut them off together with their roots, and put the cut shoots in a cool, ventilated place to let the wounds dry.

3. Re-pot them

Put loose, breathable nutrient soil into a flower pot, use your finger to poke a hole in the pot, put the Aloe roots into the hole, cover them well with soil, water thoroughly once, and put them in a cool, ventilated place; they will fully recover in about 7 days.

Cut a Spider Plant once,

without spending a cent,

easily turn it into 100 pots!

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When a Spider Plant is grown well, it will burst into a green waterfall, with slender stems hanging downward, very beautiful. Flower friends surely want to grow a few more pots, so do not waste money buying them. Just cut the runners once, and you will not have to worry about not having 100 pots!

1. Cut off the small spider plants on the runners

When the room temperature is not lower than 15 degrees, use scissors to cut off the small spider plants on the runners. It is best to choose small spider plants more than 5 cm long that have grown a bit of root.

2. Root them in water

Find a clean bottle, fill it with clear water, insert the small spider plants into the water, keep the leaves out of the water, keep the temperature no lower than 18 degrees, and put them in a ventilated place; roots will grow within 2 weeks.

3. Transplant them into flower pots

When the water-grown roots reach 3-5 cm, they can be potted. Put loose, breathable nutrient soil into a flower pot, plant the spider plants, water thoroughly, and place them in a bright indoor spot. The spider plants will quickly take root in the soil!

1 pot becomes 100 pots,

Just that simple,

No need to buy again!

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