The 10 flowers most suitable for cutting in summer are too knowledgeable.

Introduction

"the trees are overcast and the summer is long, and the tower is reflected into the pond." It is also a good season for cuttings to take root because of the high temperature and humidity in summer. The following 10 kinds of flowers are very suitable for summer cuttings. Let's learn about them. ~

Green pineapple

An aunt who grows flowers.

1. Cut the green radish branches, remove all the lower leaves, insert the lower branches into the rooting water for 1-2 minutes, then dry them, and then cut them into the soil.

2. Water once and put it in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance. Usually spray water on the leaves and around the flowerpot, it will take about 15-20 days to take root, and then put it in a place with sufficient scattered light for maintenance. Note: green pineapple is a shady green plant, we usually maintain, you can often spray some water on the leaves, however, can not blow to the air conditioner.

Hanging orchid

An aunt who grows flowers.

1. Cut the stolon from the well-growing plant and remove the plantlet from the stolon.

2. the cutting soil is watered first, and the small orchid is cut into the soil as cuttings, then put into a cool place for maintenance, and transplant in time after surviving and growing up.

Rhododendron

An aunt who grows flowers.

1. Willow liquid, mash the branches and leaves of willows and soak them in water. One day later, the branches and leaves can be removed. This is a secret weapon. Soaking rhododendron branches with it can kill bacteria and promote root growth.

2. Cut off one side of the epidermis at the lower end of the branch, with a little wood, but not too deep, about 4 cm long. Insert it into the foam like this to reveal the cut part.

Soak in the willow sap for 24 hours, and then put the rhododendron branches in the seedling pot for normal cutting. the branches treated by this method are then cut to ensure that they are alive as soon as they are cut.

3. It will take about 10-15 days to take root. After rooting, take the soil to the pot and transfer it directly to the flowerpot for maintenance.

Hydrangea

An aunt who grows flowers.

1. Cut the sturdy hydrangea branches that have flowered, remove the lower leaves, and leave about 8-10cm cuttings.

2. Smear a little rooting powder on the bottom of the branch, then put it in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

3. Insert the hydrangea branches into the soil, then water them once and keep them in a cool and ventilated place. It will take about a month to take root.

Milan

An aunt who grows flowers.

The main results are as follows: 1. One is the old wood cutting of the first year, the old wood cutting time can be carried out between April and May, and the other is the tender wood cutting of the same year, which can be carried out from June to July.

The selection of cuttings, whether it is the old branches of the other year or the tender branches of the same year, should choose the branches with strong, substantial and good growth potential as cuttings.

2. Softwood cuttings are usually harvested from June to July every year. Select the branches that grew strongly in that year, cut them into about 10 cm long, cut off the leaves below, and leave 2 Mel 3 leaflets at the top. It is best to soak with vitamin B12 injection before insertion to promote rooting.

3. Using flowerpot as cutting bed, vermiculite or river sand as cutting substrate, 4-5 cm deep, compacted and watered thoroughly after cutting, and covered with plastic film, it is required to keep high temperature and humidity, temperature 28-30C, and then spray water 2-3 times a day. Keep the soil layer moist and take root in 40-50 days.

Osmanthus fragrans

An aunt who grows flowers.

1. The most suitable time for cutting sweet-scented osmanthus is from May to July. The woody branches of the same year can be selected, soaked in carbendazim solution for about half an hour, and then taken out and dried in a cool and ventilated place.

2. The soil of cuttings should be water-preserving, fertilizer-preserving and air-permeable. After watering once, cut sweet-scented osmanthus branches into the soil. In about a month or so, the branches of sweet-scented osmanthus can take root.

Jasmine flower

An aunt who grows flowers.

1. You can choose jasmine branches after blooming, or you can directly choose robust branches for cutting. about 2 leaves can be retained on each branch. Soak the cuttings in carbendazim solution for a few minutes, then leave them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound.

2. Cut the dried branches directly to the soil and pay attention to moisturizing. In about a month, the cutting jasmine can take root. After rooting, the jasmine can be directly transplanted into the flowerpot for direct maintenance.

Gardenia

An aunt who grows flowers.

1. Cut the sturdy branches of gardenia, cut off the leaves at the bottom of the branches, and put them in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound before cutting.

2. After once watering the sand cuttings, the cuttings can be bagged and moisturized. When the sand is found to be dry, it will be watered and take root in about 1 month. Note: although gardenia likes light, it should avoid direct sunlight and should not be short of water.

Rubber tree

An aunt who grows flowers.

1. The lowest rooting temperature of rubber tree cuttings is 15 ℃. You can choose strong branches on the mother plant, scald the bottom in boiling water, soak in carbendazim solution for about half an hour, and then put it in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

2. Insert the pruned branches of the rubber tree into the soil and water them once, and it will take about a month at most to take root.

Sunflower

An aunt who grows flowers.

1. Sunflowers claim to be immortal. If you pinch a few branches and throw them away, you can grow a big pot.

2. Sunflowers can also be sown and planted by themselves, and the seeds fall to the ground and take root, so it is easy to raise and burst the pot.

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