Three-stage management of autumn rose cuttage

The first stage is the wet stage, at this time to avoid direct sunlight, sunny days to cover the curtain, when the leaves are dry, use a small sprayer to spray the new high-fat film to prevent the leaves from withering and falling off.

The second stage is the healing stage. At this time, the wound begins to heal, to prevent too much water, otherwise it will cause the wound tissue mildew, to gradually make the basin soil dry up, sooner or later can increase the weak sunlight exposure time, promote photosynthesis.

The third stage is the rooting stage, which can gradually increase the sunlight exposure time, and the basin soil can be watered appropriately when it is dry. If the old leaves do not fall off, the new buds have grown, indicating that the roots have been sent and the cuttings have survived.