Cutting methods and skills of begonia flowers

The pruning time of begonia flowers is generally in spring and autumn, and most of them will be cut in April. Because the temperature is suitable at this time, it is suitable for plant growth and is conducive to improving its survival rate. Cutting begonia flowers requires disinfecting the soil to avoid infecting the branches. Moisture can keep the soil moist, and it needs to be cultivated in a cool and ventilated place after cutting. After half a month, the cuttings took root and germinated, and they could receive light normally.

First, the cutting time of begonia flowers

The cutting time of begonia flowers is early spring and can be carried out in April. At this time, the temperature is the best, with an average of about 20 degrees Celsius, which is beneficial to improve its survival rate. Cutting is a common method of begonia flower propagation, and the cutting method is as follows.

Second, the cutting method of begonia flower

1. Cutting selection

Cut off the vigorous branches on the mother plant of Begonia, and keep the length between 5-6 cm. Leaving only two buds and leaves at the top of the branches, cutting off the leaves at the bottom can avoid the leaves competing for nutrient growth and promote the root growth of the branches.

Prepare soil

The cuttage of begonia flowers uses loose and breathable soil, such as river sand and humus soil, which has good drainage and avoids water accumulation. Expose the prepared soil in the sun, disinfect and sterilize to ensure the healthy nutrients of the soil, which is beneficial to the growth of plant roots.

Step 3 cut

Insert the treated branches into the soil to a depth of about 2 cm. Keep the soil moist after watering and cultivate it in a cool and ventilated place. 15-30 days later, the branches take root and sprout, and normal light is enough.