5 kinds of beautiful flowers, cut them quickly in July, roots grow quickly and are easy to survive
Summer is actually a good season for flower cuttings. Many flower lovers always encounter cuttings rotting when cutting at this time. This is mainly because they have not properly treated the cuttings and The soil should be sterilized. As long as you use loose, breathable, clean and sterile culture soil for cuttings, they can take root quickly even in the hottest months of July and August. Because there are sufficient nutrients in the branches during this period and the air humidity is high, it is easier to take root, and the survival rate is also very high.
⒈ rose
rose has beautiful flowers and is very diligent. It has always been loved by flower lovers. In the breeding process, branches are often used to propagate cuttings. However, without experience, it is not easy for cuttings to survive. Especially in summer, black rot is particularly prone to occur.
When cutting roses, you must first select thick and vigorous branches. In summer, cut off the branches that have finished blooming, remove the thinner parts below the flowers, and only use the thick middle section. Such branches have sufficient nutrients and can take root more easily.
When making cuttings, the substrate used is also very critical. Do not use soil that is too sticky and airtight. Try to use clean and sterile granular soil, so that the cuttings can take root more easily.
⒉ Jasmine
Jasmine is much easier to cut than other flowers, especially in summer, when the plant is in its peak growth season and the branches have sufficient nutrients. Whether it is cut in water or soil, it is easy to take root.
Plant jasmine in water. After pruning the cuttings, put the cuttings directly into a disposable cup, add 2 to 3 cm of water, change the water every three to five days, and place it in a cool and ventilated place. It will last in about half a month. Can grow up white root .
To cultivate jasmine in soil, use loose and breathable culture soil. After the cuttings are made, pay attention to shading and keep the environment well ventilated. Spray water mist frequently to keep the soil lightly fertilized and take root in about 20 days.
⒊ Bougainvillea
Bougainvillea, also known as Bougainvillea , blooms densely and brightly, and can bloom multiple times a year if cared for. Flower lovers who like it can also use this time to take more cuttings and propagate.
Although bougainvillea is a woody flower, the survival rate of cuttings is very high. As long as you choose a branch with strong growth, cut the bottom into a bevel, and keep a pair of leaves on it for photosynthesis . If you have rooting powder at home, you can Dip in a little rooting powder or rooting water before cutting.
Potting soil is best to use granular soil with relatively good water permeability and air permeability. This kind of culture soil has good permeability and is more conducive to the germination of new roots by cuttings.
⒋ Blue Snowflake
Blue Snowflake is one of the few plants with blue flowers. In the summer, I keep a pot of Blue Snowflake at home, and it blooms full of blue flowers, which is particularly romantic.
Although the branches of Blue Snowflake are relatively thin, they are also easy to cut. You can choose a thicker branch and cut it into cuttings of about 10 cm, with only a few leaves on it. The culture soil used must be sterilized and have good permeability. After cutting, place it in a cool and humid environment. Spray water mist on the branches and leaves every day. It will take about 20 days to take root and survive.
⒌Hydrangea
The current hydrangea flowering period is almost over, and it is time to prune it. Mainly cut off the remaining flowers after blooming, remove the thin and useless branches, and then replenish nutrients to make the branches grow stronger. It will bloom well next year.
Hydrangea is easier to cut. Don’t throw away the cut branches. Trim them into 8-10 cm cuttings. Cut off all the leaves at the bottom, leaving two leaves on the top for photosynthesis. Then prepare soft and breathable flower soil . After the cuttings are made, keep the pot soil moist, and the roots will soon grow.
Now is the peak growing season for these flowers. If you plan to grow more of them, you can also propagate them by cuttings in July and August. You can take more cuttings from the pruned branches and grow them.
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