Can longevity flower cuttings survive?

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1. Whether it can survive

2. Cutting method

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Kalanchoe flowers can survive by cutting. Cutting is a very common propagation method, but the time should be chosen between May and June in spring and September and October in autumn. This is the best time to do it. When cutting, you can use branches in good growth condition, mature fleshy stems, or terminal buds, which are easier to survive.

1. Whether it can survive

1. Whether it can survive

Kalanchoe flowers can survive after cuttings, and the chance of survival is also very high. For this kind of plant, the cutting propagation method is relatively common and relatively easy. However, you should choose the right time when doing it. May-June in spring and September-October in autumn are the best.

2. Cutting Method

1. Branch cuttings: Prepare the substrate to be used in advance, and cut branches that are in good growth condition and free of insect damage. After cutting the branches, they need to be placed for two days. A few leaves should be retained on the branches, and then carefully inserted into the soil, but do not allow the leaves to be buried in the soil. Water the soil thoroughly after cutting.

2. Stem cuttings: Cuttings need to be grown and mature The length of the fleshy stem at the end does not need to be too long, it should be about 5-6cm. Prepare a suitable substrate, insert it and cover it with a layer of film, then place it at about 15-20°C.

3. Terminal bud cutting: This is also a very common method. Use the top branches with good growth and at least 4 leaves on them. The incision must be dried before cutting. Finally, insert it into the substrate, pour some water, place it in a semi-shady environment and wait for it to take root.

2. Cutting method

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