Hand in hand to teach cutting geranium seedlings good roots strong flowers and more burst into clusters of flower bulbs

When you go to a friend's house or flower friend's house and see the scarce and beautiful geranium, you must like it very much. I feel itchy. Can you have the nerve to ask for flowers from others? No way, right? Usually, flower friends are willing to exchange their own flowers and branches. So, when you encounter a problem, can you cut it? Can you turn the branch into a living life?

Through the picture, I will tell you step by step how to cut the geranium.

Step 1: find a disposable plastic cup and punch the bottom with a nail.

Step 2: prepare the branches of the geranium, as shown below. Each branch can keep 5-7 bud mouths. in addition, the newly cut branches should be put in a ventilated and cool place to dry for half a day to make the wound dry and heal.

Step 3: the matrix in the cup can be cleaned with river sand or vermiculite. Insert geranium branches into river sand or vermiculite.

Although the branches are separated from the matrix, for those who love flowers, they are all life, and any branch cannot bear to be abandoned. However, when they are pulled up, they are very willing to give.

Step 4: 15-20 days, the branches in the matrix begin to grow, and the white and tender roots become more and more clear. as time goes on, you will find that the roots expand and wrap tightly around the matrix.

Step 6: take seedlings and change pots. To avoid root injury, first pour water, fix the basin and seedling with your fingers, and then buckle it back into the basin.

Step 7: separate the root from the substrate in a gentle way.

Step 8: rows of lives are born. The roots are exuberant and full of vitality. Whether the seedlings grow well or not, whether the flowers bloom or not depends entirely on the roots.

Step 9: start planting, bury the soil to cover the roots, and plant steadily into a basin with a diameter of about 15cm.

The last step is to change the pot and plant all the geraniums that have been successfully cut.

Like children, they need some care from gestation to birth to growing up, watering at the right time, fertilizing at the right time, I usually use organic nutrient solution, the following one, pruning at the right time, at the right time, they will burst into clusters of bouquets.