What is the cutting method of longevity flower leaves?

Article Catalog

1. Trim the leaves

2. Choose a flower pot

3. Cutting method

4. Maintenance after cutting

---

Choose healthy and thick plant leaves. The leaves must not be damaged. Clean the pruned leaves. According to the number of leaves you want to cut, choose a flower pot that can bloom. It is best to have small holes at the bottom of the flower pot for drainage and ventilation. When cutting, in order to promote the early growth of roots, you can put some on the prepared socket. Root growing agent, then insert the petiole into the soil, leaving some distance between the two leaves.

1. Trim the leaves

1. Prune the leaves

1. Choose healthy and thick plant leaves. The leaves cannot be damaged. Clean the pruned leaves.

2. Use a knife to cut an oblique cut on one side of the selected blade, then take it to an open and ventilated place and dry the blade until a thin film forms.

2. Choose a flower pot

< p>According to the number of leaves you want to cut, choose a flower pot that can bloom. It is best to have small holes at the bottom of the flower pot for drainage and ventilation.

3. Cutting Method

In order to promote early root growth when cutting, you can sprinkle a handful of rooting agent on the incision, and then insert the petiole into the soil. There should be some distance between the two leaves, and then put the cut leaves in a ventilated place. Place waiting to take root.

4. Maintenance after cutting

< p> During the rooting period of the plant, make sure the soil is moist and spray some water every day. It usually takes half a month for roots to grow. After its roots grow larger, it can be transplanted elsewhere for normal maintenance.

2. Choose a flower pot

3. Cutting method

4. Maintenance after cutting

- END -