These flowers can also be cut in summer. Hurry up and miss the next year.

Summer has come quietly, and the weather and temperature are getting higher and higher. Many flower friends and babies often complain to me that the flowers and plants that have just been cut not long ago basically die directly because the temperature is too high. However, although the temperature is high, there are also several plants that are particularly suitable for cutting in this season. Here are some plants that are suitable for cutting in this season.

Gardenia

Gardenia has luxuriant branches, green leaves and shiny leaves, with white florets, giving people a fresh feeling. Gardenia needs to be properly pruned when the temperature is high, so the pruned branches can be used for cutting.

First of all, select a stronger branch and then remove the leaves below, then dry the branch, insert it into the sand, water it thoroughly, cover it with a thin film, insert a few small holes, and then wait until the sand is dry before watering. It will take about a month or so to take root.

Camellia

Camellia has beautiful plant shape, luxuriant branches and leaves, dark green and glossy leaves, more gorgeous flowers, long flowering period and high ornamental value. And it is a good time to cut camellias in summer.

First of all, select a stronger branch, then prune it, cut off the leaves below, soak the branch in rooting water for about a minute, then take it out and put it in a cool and ventilated place to dry, then cut the branch into the soil, pour it thoroughly, cover the paper with a plastic bag, and then put it in a cool and ventilated place, which can take root in about a month.

Rhododendron

Rhododendron has a strange shape, luxuriant branches and leaves, its leaves are evergreen all the year round, with more gorgeous flowers, emitting a faint fragrance. The temperature is higher and the air humidity is higher in summer, so it is definitely a good time for cutting.

First of all, select a more robust branch, then cut it off, then trim off the leaves below, dry the branch in a cool and ventilated place, dry it and cut it into a soil with good air permeability, then pour some water, cover it with a film, put it in a cool and well-ventilated environment, and take root in about half a month.