Choose suitable indoor plants to prepare cuttage tools and materials for cuttage operations, maintenance, management, rooting and transplanting As the pace of life accelerates, more and more people are beginning to pay attention to the decoration of indoor plants. They not only beautify the environment, but also purify the air and improve living quality. Buying indoor plants is often expensive and difficult to maintain. Let's share the skills of indoor plant cuttage for everyone, so that you can easily reproduce a green home. Before selecting suitable indoor plants for cuttage, you must first select indoor plants suitable for cuttage. The following plants have a high success rate of cuttage: 1. Green radish: Green radish has strong vitality and a high success rate of cuttage, which is suitable for beginners. try.
2. Adiantum: Adiantum grows rapidly and is easy to take root after cutting.
3. Sansevidia: Sansevidia is less difficult to cut and has a fast reproduction speed.
4. Aloe Vera: Aloe Vera is simple to cut and easy to take root. Prepare cuttage tools and materials 1. Cutting tools: scissors, gardening knives, gardening scissors, etc.
2. Cutting substrate: river sand, perlite, vermiculite, etc.
3. Cutting containers: small flowerpots, seedling trays, etc. Carry out cuttage operations 1. Select healthy branches: Select branches that grow vigorously and are free from pests and diseases for cuttage.
2. Cut the branches: Cut the branches into 10-15 cm long and keep 2-3 leaves.
3. Treat the wound: Use a gardening knife to obliquely cut the bottom of the branch to better take root.
4. Cutting: Insert the treated branches into the cutting substrate to a depth of about 3-5 cm.
5. Watering: Water thoroughly immediately after cuttage to keep the soil moist. Maintenance and management 1. Lighting: Place the cutting container in a place with sufficient scattered light to avoid direct sunlight.
2. Watering: Keep the soil moist but avoid standing water.
3. Temperature: The appropriate temperature is 20-25℃ to avoid low and high temperatures.
4. Air circulation: Maintain indoor air circulation and avoid excessive humidity in the cutting container. Rooting and transplanting 1. Rooting: About 2-3 weeks after cuttage, the branches begin to take root.
2. Transplanting: When the branches take root, transplant them into small flowerpots and continue to maintain them.
Indoor plant cuttage is a simple and easy breeding method, which can not only save costs, but also enrich the family's green plants. With the correct cuttage skills and maintenance methods, you can easily reproduce a green home. I hope this article can Help you and wish you a full harvest during the cultivation process!