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Choose the right cutting time, prepare cutting materials, handle cutting branches, cutting steps, and post-cutting management notes.

Complete analysis of begonia branch cutting techniques: Let the beautiful begonia bloom at home

Begonias, with their gorgeous flowers and unique fragrance, have been favored by people since ancient times. Growing begonias at home not only adds interest to life but also enjoys the tranquility and beauty. Cutting begonia branches is a simple and effective method for propagating begonias. This article will introduce the method of cutting begonia branches in detail to help you easily cultivate beautiful begonias at home.

Choose the appropriate cutting time

The best time for cutting begonia branches is generally in spring and autumn. Spring cutting is suitable for the temperature, conducive to the rooting and survival of begonia branches; autumn cutting is conducive to the accumulation of nutrients in begonia branches as the temperature gradually decreases, laying the foundation for winter growth.

Prepare cutting materials

1. Cutting branches: Choose healthy begonia branches free of diseases and pests, about 15-20 cm in length and 1-2 cm in diameter.

2. Cutting medium: A mixture of perlite, vermiculite, and river sand can be used, with a ratio of 1:1:1.

3. Cutting containers: Plastic cups, small flower pots, etc., can be chosen, requiring drainage holes at the bottom.

Handle cutting branches

1. Cutting: Cut the begonia branches into lengths of 15-20 cm, retaining 2-3 buds per section.

2. Cut treatment: Cut the cut斜ly to facilitate rooting.

3. Drug treatment: Soak the cut begonia branches in a rooting hormone solution, such as ABT rooting powder, indole butyric acid, etc., for 30 minutes.

Cutting steps

1. Fill the container with the cutting medium, compact it, and make the surface of the medium smooth.

2. Insert the processed begonia branches into the medium, about 2-3 cm deep, maintaining a spacing of 5-10 cm.

3. Water thoroughly to make the medium fully moist.

Post-cutting management

1. Temperature: Maintain the temperature of the cutting environment at 18-25°C, conducive to the rooting of begonia branches.

2. Humidity: Maintain the air humidity above 80%, and use a sprayer to spray water to increase humidity.

3. Light: Provide the begonia branches with 4-6 hours of scattered light daily, avoiding direct sunlight.

4. Watering: Keep the medium moist and avoid waterlogging.

Precautions

1. Choose healthy begonia branches and avoid using branches with diseases and pests.

2. Cut the cut斜ly to facilitate rooting.

3. The soaking time in the rooting hormone solution should not be too long to avoid affecting the growth of the begonia branches.

4. Pay attention to maintaining the temperature and humidity of the environment, conducive to the rooting of begonia branches.

Begonia branch cutting is a simple and easy propagation method. By following the steps above, you can easily cultivate beautiful begonias at home. Let's get our hands dirty and experience the fun of gardening!