Don't wait for next year to raise these six kinds of flowers, or it will be too late!

Fusang

The key to the maintenance of mulberry flowers: pruning after flowering

1. Pruning and removing leaves

Wipe and disinfect the scissors with alcohol, and then cut off all the yellow and wilted branches and leaves of Fusang.

2. Put it in a bright and ventilated place

Put the pruned mulberry in a bright and ventilated place for maintenance.

3. New leaves grow after 15-20 days.

After about half a month, Fusang can grow green new leaves. When the basin soil is dry, it will be watered and water will flow out from the bottom of the basin.

4. Sit and wait for the basin to burst

Impatiens

The key to the maintenance of impatiens: pruning after flowering

1. Cut off the overgrown branches

Use sterilized scissors to cut off the overlong branches along the edge of the basin at the 0.5cm point away from the bud.

2. 10 days later, the branches grow out.

After cutting off the overly long branches, the branches begin to grow and the plant becomes plump.

3. Open the basin burst mode.

Persian chrysanthemum

The key to the maintenance of Persian chrysanthemum: picking the heart and hitting the top

1. Seedling coring

If you want Persian chrysanthemum to explode, it is necessary to pick the heart and hit the top from the seedling stage. Remove the terminal bud and leave 2 pairs of true leaves.

New buds sprout after 2, 3-5 days

After removing the terminal bud, the Persian chrysanthemum can grow new buds in about 3-5 days.

3. You can't stop picking the heart and hitting the top.

In the process of the growth of Persian chrysanthemum, it is necessary to constantly remove new terminal buds, promote the development of lateral branches, and form a full ball in the future.

4. Exploding Persian chrysanthemum

Bowl lotus

The key to bowl lotus conservation: sowing

1. Peel off the seeds

The seed coat of bowl lotus is so thick that it is difficult to germinate without treatment. You can cut it gently with a sterilized knife and break it off along the incision with your fingernails so that it is the sunken end of the seed.

2. Soak in water to accelerate budding

Soak the treated seeds in clean water and change the water once a day. It will germinate in about 7 days.

3. Upper pot colonization

After the soaked seeds grow floating leaves and roots, they are planted in the pot. The basin soil chooses half soil and half water, and you can put a few big pebbles in the water to stabilize the roots.

4. Wait for the flowers to bloom

Purple jasmine

The key to the conservation of purple jasmine: sowing

1. The seeds are buried in the soil

Bury the prepared purple jasmine seeds in the soil at a depth of about 2-3 times the diameter of the seeds.

Sprouting in 2, 2-3 days

If the temperature and humidity are right, purple jasmine can sprout in 2-3 days.

3. Divide the basin

When the purple jasmine grows to about 15 centimeters, divide the basin, otherwise the small basin will easily burst!

4. The red purple jasmine is also very beautiful!

Medal chrysanthemum

The key to the maintenance of medallion chrysanthemum: ramet

1. The medallion chrysanthemum takes off the basin

Take the flowerpot upside down and gently tap the edge of the pot to remove the plant from the pot.

2. Deal with the root

Gently peel off the pot soil, peel off the medal chrysanthemum, divide the medal chrysanthemum into several parts, and cut off the rotten roots.

3. Upper pot colonization

Put the treated medallion chrysanthemum back into the basin, pour it thoroughly, put it in a cool, ventilated place, and wait for the medallion chrysanthemum basin.

4. The exploding medal chrysanthemum is so beautiful!

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