She was so cruel that the flower even sprouted 10 buds and nothing could be stopped!

The cactus was ruthlessly chopped, and the cubs flew out!

My neighbor has had a cactus for several years. It has always been a lonely big ball and has never produced any chicks. Huahua gave her a tip, and since then cubs have been appearing one after another!

1. Prepare a large sharp knife, preferably a kitchen knife for cutting vegetables, and soak it in a solution of carbendazim for a while to disinfect it.

2. Use a knife to cut off the upper half of the cactus horizontally. The cut part should account for about 1/3-1/2 of the cactus.

3. Place the cactus in a cool and ventilated place to dry for two days. You can apply some carbendazim powder on the cross section of the base and some rooting powder on the cross section of the head.

4. After drying, place it in a well-lit place for normal maintenance, and be careful not to let the wound surface come into contact with water. After about 1-2 months, small balls will gradually grow on the edge of the cross section.

5. Put the cut head back into the pot, or place it in a cup of clean water to induce rooting. After white roots grow out, put it back into the pot and you will have another cactus!

The roses are bending me down, and the popping bamboo shoots can’t be stopped!

Many flower lovers read Huahua’s previous recommendations and bought rose seedlings. But the rose I just got looks like a bare branch, which is really ugly! The thoughtful Huahua gives you a tip!

1. Horizontal pulling is the best way to make bare roses burst. Just press the rose 90 degrees to stimulate the rose to burst.

2. When pulling horizontally, you can tie a stone at one end of the rope and tie the other end to the rose branch that needs to be pulled horizontally to keep the rose at 90°.

3. Pulling horizontally will cause the rose to lose its top advantage, and small shoots will keep popping up at the bottom!

4. Some flower lovers’ roses grow very unevenly, with branches on one side and bare on the other. In this case, you can consider the side pot method.

5. Tilt the rose 45 degrees towards the side with more branches, and the side with fewer branches facing upwards.

6. In this way, the side with fewer branches will form apical dominance, many small buds will burst out, and the overall shape of the rose will become fuller.

7. Whether it is a horizontal or side pot, many small buds will emerge. However, it is recommended to remove some of the small buds appropriately, leaving a few thicker ones to reduce nutrient consumption.

Cut off the head of a succulent plant, and the stem will be full of basil!

After a whole summer of shade, have your succulents grown leggy into little crazy things? Although leggy plants can gradually develop into old stumps, many flower lovers still like short and plump succulents. Huahua will teach you how to save them!

1. The quickest and most effective way to save succulents that have lost their beauty is to cut off their heads.

2. Prepare a sharp knife, disinfect it, and cut off the head of the succulent. The length of the succulent stem can be determined according to your preference. After cutting, place the succulents in a cool and ventilated place to dry, and do not water them for the time being.

3. The weather is relatively cool now. After two weeks, you will find a lot of small buds sprouting on the stems of the succulents.

4. After the cut head is dried, you can put it back in the pot, or break off the leaves for leaf cuttings.

5. If you do leaf cuttings now, small buds will grow very quickly. Just cut the head of the succulent plant and you can harvest a group of little ones.