It's easy to learn what to do with these two cuttings, what to live and what to give birth to white roots.

Now is the season of high temperature and humidity, the peak season for the growth of jasmine gardenia, and a good time for cutting, but some flower friends are easy to fail when they are cutting, and it may be that they have not mastered the right method. Today, I would like to introduce two cutting methods, both of which are very practical and simple and easy to take root. One is vermiculite cutting, a kind of water cutting.

This water cuttage, let me introduce my cutting method, prepare a large plastic bottle, put water in it, put a foam board on the water, and then insert the branches of gardenia or jasmine into the foam board and put them into the water. Put it in a ventilated and scattered light place, so that it can take root in about 30 days. The temperature is high, it is suitable for water insertion, and it can take root quickly.

This is my cut gardenia flower. The transplant has been successful, and after a week of slow seedling, the new leaves will grow obviously and will be able to receive light slowly.

The other is vermiculite cutting, which is the 2.0 cutting method against the wall. I have prepared a plastic bottle. Cut it in the middle, drill several holes in the bottom of the bottle, and fill it with vermiculite

The branches of gardenia or jasmine. It needs to be trimmed and inserted. Put it on a bottom bracket, which is filled with water, keep it about one centimeter all the time, and then put it in a place of ventilated and scattered light, which can take root in about 30 days.

This is the jasmine branch of vermiculite cutting. the root system is already very long. These two cutting methods are suitable. It's hard to cut. A woody or rattan plant.

Of course, there are many cutting methods, which take root very quickly, such as cutting with river sand, perlite or mixed nutritious soil, and so on. Many flower friends also have their own unique cutting methods. Let's talk about it and talk about it.

If you think that these cutting methods are still not easy to root, then you can also soak them with fast rooting solution before cutting, which can speed up rooting. When you can also water them after transplanting, you can add a few drops of fast rooting solution to restore root growth quickly.

When the root system grows longer, you can transplant. When transplanting, you can use loose and breathable soil, large particles of river sand, mixed with half of the rotten leaf soil or peat soil.

Mix it with a little bit of loose needle soil. We can also use the proportion of peat, perlite and vermiculite at 4:1:1, which is suitable for most acid-loving potted flowers.