With so many tools prepared, we are ready to do a big fight for longevity flowers to burst the balcony this year.

With so many tools prepared, we are ready to do a big job for longevity flowers.

Longevity flower cutting plays a very important role. Generally speaking, longevity flower cutting can be carried out throughout the year, but it is best in March-May in spring and August-September in late summer and early autumn.

I first put ceramsite, and then culture soil, the ratio I usually press 1:1, that is, the same half. All kinds of tools used for cutting are all ready, just wait for time to cut. The most important thing about cutting is to dry the wound before cutting, otherwise it is easy to get a black stick. It's easier to dry for a little longer.

Longevity flowers are easy to root in the moist air, if you want to use branches to do cutting, it is best to choose aerial roots, or choose sturdy branches, choose such branches.

When topping the longevity flower, each main branch only needs to leave two pairs of leaves closest to the soil surface, and all the above parts are cut off. Don't lose the cut branches, they are all good cuttings.

Longevity flowers, fleshy leaves, store a lot of nutrients, leave the plant, will not soon dry up. When inserting leaves, choose the fat ones, and then dry them a little bit, and then you can be buried in the soil. The soil can be mixed with vermiculite and perlite in a ratio of four to one, or sterilized plain sand can be used. After insertion, maintain reasonable soil moisture to avoid excessive humidity, causing the leaves to rot. When the temperature is low, it can be covered with thin film for heat preservation and moisturization, and the survival rate is higher.