Flowers suitable for branch cutting propagation in summer are cut off a section of stem to be potted in soil.

Although many succulent plants stop growing in summer, most flowering plants grow very vigorously in summer. after the flowers have withered, the following five kinds of flowers can be cut off and used for cutting. you can use hydroponic and soil culture methods for cutting, so you can reproduce a lot of potted flowers of the same type.

1. Milan

Milan is a very brilliant flowering ornamental plant, when the sun is shining, the flowers still have a charming fragrance, it is usually propagated by cutting branches.

Milan is very suitable for cutting when it is warm in summer, you can choose to do it in the morning and evening, avoid in the afternoon or noon when the temperature is too high or the sun is strong, the next cork branch is about 10 centimeters long, the bottom leaves are removed from the top, and about 2 or 4 leaves will be enough.

Be sure to prepare some rooting powder before cutting. after removing the leaves, the branches of Milan will be dipped in some rooting powder and cut in the loose sandy soil to keep the soil moist, placed in a ventilated and transparent position, and spray water around them regularly. It will soon take root and sprout.

If the environment is not humid enough, you need to put a transparent plastic bag around it, supported by wire or sticks, to help maintain higher air humidity, poke a few holes in the bottom and maintain a certain amount of ventilation.

2. Blue snowflakes

Blue snowflakes grow very vigorously in summer and can produce charming blue flowers. They like the warm and humid environment all the year round, and summer is also suitable for cutting.

Cutting blue snowflakes is best to use vermiculite with certain water retention capacity, or peat soil mixed with perlite, cut branches to be robust, disease-free, about 9cm long branches.

Before cutting, the branches can be dipped in cornflour, soaked in rooting solution for half an hour, and cut in slightly moist sandy soil to keep the soil moist and quickly take root and sprout.

3. Hydrangea

In summer, many hydrangeas have finished blooming, and there are endless summer varieties that are blooming brilliantly, and summer is also suitable for cutting and breeding hydrangea.

After flowering, you can cut off the branches of Hydrangea, which is about 9 centimeters long and has 1 to 2 growth nodes. The leaves of hydrangea are relatively large, leaving only two leaves at the top is enough, and the larger leaves should also be cut off about 2cm and 3.

Cutting propagation of hydrangea is to prepare loose and drained soil, and to keep the soil moist and a certain amount of air humidity during rooting.

4. Jasmine flower

Summer is the florescence of jasmine, you can wait for the jasmine flower to wither, carry on the branch cutting, first of all, choose some strong branches without night shift and insect pests, it is best to cut some tender soft branches for cutting.

The cut branches do not need to be too long, one or two growth nodes are enough, the young leaves at the top can be removed to avoid consuming too much nutrients, the process of cutting should be kept moist, water can be sprayed around regularly to maintain high air humidity.