Succulent pennywort...cut it quickly after it blooms, otherwise it will die immediately!

Cut the succulents off immediately after they bloom, otherwise they will die immediately!

Some succulents, such as Echeveria, Echeveria and Mountain Rose, are species that will die after flowering, for example: Echeveria, Halo, Moonlight, Mountain Rose, etc.

For another part of succulents, the whole plant will not die after flowering, but the flowering branches and surrounding branches will wither, or the flowering will not look good. After flowering, the plant will become thin and small, and the flower arrows must be cut off in time, such as Black Prince, Cold Moon Night, etc.

How to prune succulent flower arrows?

1. Use scissors to cut off the entire flower arrow from the part close to the main body of the succulent. The remaining flower arrow of the succulent will slowly dry up and eventually fall off by itself. Be careful not to pull the flower arrows apart forcefully when pruning, as this will damage the plant.

After pruning:

2. Don't throw away the cut flower arrows. Put them directly in a glass bottle and add some water to the bottle. They can be preserved for at least 2 weeks.

3. If there are small leaves on the flower arrow, you can pick them off and place them directly in the soil for cuttings. The small leaves on these flower arrows are rich in nutrients and take root very quickly, so they will soon fill a large pot!

Cut the pennywort quickly after it blooms, otherwise the leaves will get smaller and smaller!

The pennywort at home starts to grow wildly in spring, and some flower lovers’ pennyworts even have them blooming! If you find that the pennywort is blooming, Huahua suggests that you should just cut off the flowers. After all, the flowers of the pennywort are not beautiful at all, and they will consume nutrients, causing the leaves of the pennywort to become smaller and smaller!

How to cut the pennywort after it blooms?

1. If you find that the pennywort at home has only a few flowering branches, just cut off the flowers directly with scissors.

2. If the pennywort has a lot of flowers, it is better to shave it directly, cut off all the branches together, so that the pennywort can grow new leaves again.

3. When watering the pennywort, you can add some compound fertilizer granules and ensure that it receives plenty of water and sunshine. It only takes 1-2 months for the shaved pennywort to bloom again!

Cut the hyacinth flowers immediately after they fade, so they can bloom again next year!

Hyacinths are now in the period of blooming and fading. Many flower lovers think that they are disposable flowers and will throw them away after they finish blooming. In fact, if hyacinths are properly pruned after the flowers fade, they can even bloom for three consecutive years!

How to cut hyacinth after flowering?

1. If the hyacinths at home have already withered, cut off the withered flowers and leave only the leaves to absorb nutrients through photosynthesis, so that the bulbs can accumulate nutrients.

2. When the leaves begin to become dry and wilted, cut off all the leaves.

3. Soak the bulbs in potassium permanganate for 1 hour, then find an unused toothbrush and brush off all the rotten roots and some soft, black seed coats on the bulbs.

4. Dry and disinfect the washed bulbs. Place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry, then bury them in the sand.

5. If the temperature is particularly high in the summer where you live, wrap the bulbs in newspaper and store them in the refrigerator.

6. When the temperature turns cooler in November, you can take out the bulbs and replant them. They will soon take root, grow leaves and bloom! However, the bulbs of the flowers in the second year will be smaller than those in the first year.

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