Old cuttings don't take root? Try these 6 tricks, 1 pot into 10 pots, put more at home...

Leaf cutting propagation

Take longevity flowers as an example:

1. Choose healthy leaves in good condition and leave them in a cool and ventilated place to dry for 1-2 days.

2. Soil for leaf insertion: rotten leaf soil and river sand prepared at 1:1.

3. Put the dried leaf wound with rooting powder and insert it into the soil, pour water through it, and cultivate it in a place where the sun does not shine directly. The flowerpot can be a little bigger.

4. The leaves will take root in about 15 days.

5. Transplant into pot. Just transplant the rooting leaves into the prepared soil.

6. Crab claw orchid, tiger skin orchid, geranium and so on can be inserted into leaves. The succulent leaves are placed flat on the basin soil after the leaves have been dried, and be careful not to insert them vertically into the soil.

Branch propagation

Take the rose as an example:

1. Cut off healthy rose branches, 8-10 cm in length, to ensure that there are two leaves on the branches.

2. Insert the treated branches into the prepared sand, pour water thoroughly, and put them in the place where there is scattered light at home.

3. The cutting rose branches will take root in about 15 days, and then transplant into the pot after rooting.

4. Camellia, Hydrangea, triangular plum, gardenia and so on can be propagated by branches.

Stolon propagation

Take the hanging orchid as an example:

1. Many plants, such as Cymbidium, peppermint and strawberries, can reproduce from stolons.

2. First cut off the part of the stolon and put it in a container to grow roots.

3. Diao Langen has been sent out.

4. Transplant into the pot and continue to cultivate.

Striping propagation

Striping reproduction can be divided into ground crimping and high-altitude crimping.

Gardenia, spring and hydrangea are suitable for ground pressing, while sweet-scented osmanthus, jasmine and rhododendron can be pressed with high branches.

1. Ground pressing.

① prepare a knife and a brick, choose a strong branch, use a knife to cut a ring around the branch, do not cut.

② puts the branches of the cut into a U-shaped shape, then covers them with soil and presses it with tiles to keep the soil moist.

③ for about two months, the wound will root, then cut off that part and transplant it into a pot.

2. High-altitude crimping.

① chooses strong branches, peels out a circular incision around it, and removes all the cyan skin. You can apply rooting powder to the cut of the branch to promote rooting more quickly.

② is wrapped around the wound in a half-cut plastic bottle with moist moss, sawdust, culture soil, etc. The lower end is tied tightly, and the upper end leaves holes, which is convenient for air permeability and irrigation.

After ③ takes root, you can cut off the part of the strip and transplant it into a pot.

Sowing and reproduction

Take mango as an example:

1. Fruit seeds can be used to grow potted fruits.

2. Carefully remove the seeds from the mango kernel and soak them in water for 4-8 hours (the thicker the seed coat, the longer the bubble).

3. Put the soaked seeds in the prepared soil, cover it with soil around 1cm, spray some water with a spray can, and wait for it to germinate.

4. After sprouting, you can wait for the mango tree to grow!

Ramet propagation

Take aloe as an example:

1. Remove the aloe from the basin, clean up the soil at the root, cut off the lateral buds with a sterilized knife, and put them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound.

2. Prepare basin soil with rotten leaf soil and river sand at 1:1, transplant the dried aloe into the soil, pour through water, cultivate in a place with scattered light, and maintain normally after taking the basin.

3. Orchids such as orchids can be propagated separately.

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