The longevity flowers of my family have been flooded and occupied all the floating windows. I just threw two young seedlings yesterday.

My house has been overrun, occupying each bay window, yesterday just threw two seedlings, there are five, plus the branches just cut today, headache

I really admire this breed. The same period last year cuttings, other varieties are small one. And it! There's no end to the children and grandchildren! From one branch a year and a half ago to now, there were at least a hundred! Isn't it amazing? When the branches come out, other varieties are cut and distressed. However, this goose would not do it at all! I wish I could get the whole thing out!

The root system of Kalanthias macrophylla is weak, and the capillary root is less. It will be easier to change pots. We can change pots directly with the original soil! The technique must be light, after changing the basin long good or not, depends on your operation!

Longevity flowers can reproduce in all seasons, as long as the temperature is above 15 degrees, and the success rate of reproduction between 20 and 30 degrees will be higher.

Longevity flowers prefer fertile, loose and breathable soil. Avoid using garden soil directly, which will lead to soil crust and inhibit the absorption of nutrients by the roots of Longevity flowers.

When planting, put a layer of broken charcoal or broken hard plastic foam blocks on the bottom of the basin to enhance its permeability. Although Kalanthias macrophylla does not choose soil very much, its roots are easy to rot in heavy clay, and it grows best in loose and fertile slightly acidic sandy loam.

To know that cutting and sowing are very good methods of propagating flowers, but cutting is simpler than sowing, and it will be easier to grow into plants. If the survival rate of cutting is high, some rooting powder must be used to speed up the growth of roots.

If the cut branches are stored for a few days, they are easier to survive. As long as there are two leaves on the branches, it is easy to take root. Do not bury the leaves. You can insert them as closely as possible. After insertion, water them thoroughly. Later management should be dry and wet, rather dry than wet.

There is also a method of cutting longevity flowers is top-cutting, the longevity flower picking a section directly inserted into the soil, like the flowers of the cultivated plants, dry on the watering, do not direct sun, but to have scattered light, a period of time will see the leaves have changed, shiny, watery, this is alive.

After insertion, don't water the longevity flower frequently. This is because the longevity flower is a fleshy and succulent plant. Too much watering can easily lead to decay.