No need for cuttings or sowing, these 6 kinds of flowers will burst the pot by themselves

1. Aloe Vera

If aloe vera grows well, small aloe vera will grow from under the plant after a certain period of time. We can then directly take the small aloe vera out of the pot and replant it in a new pot, and it will be another pot of flowers.

(Photo by: 心簡如素RUI Source: Huaba)

Take the aloe vera out of the flowerpot, then separate the small plant from the mother plant. It is best if the small plant has some roots. Prepare loose and breathable soil. You can use leaf mold and river sand in a 1:1 ratio.

When planting, you can first let the wound of the small plant dry slightly. After planting it in the flowerpot, do not water it too much. The aloe leaves contain a lot of water, so there is no need to worry that it will dry out. Just water it thoroughly every few days. Place it in a cool place for the first few weeks, and then place it in a place with strong light for normal maintenance.

(Photo by: Tumizhibin Source: Bonsai Bar)

2. Chlorophytum

New spider plants can easily grow on their stems. Choose small plants with aerial roots, cut them with scissors, and put them in the soil and they will survive.

The soil for growing spider plants can be sandy soil, leaf mold or peat soil, as long as it is loose and breathable. You can also cut the small plants and put them in a hydroponic bottle for hydroponics. Both propagation methods are very simple.

3. Guanyin Lotus

Look at this circle of small Alocasia odora, their reproductive ability is extremely strong. One pot is equivalent to 10 pots.

The soil for planting Alocasia odora can be sandy soil. After cutting the seedlings, be careful not to make the stem below the seedlings too much. In addition, the larger the seedlings, the higher the survival rate. After planting the seedlings, do not water them too much. Wait until you gently move the seedlings with your hand and find that you can't move them much, which means they have grown roots and you can water them normally and expose them to the sun.

4. Tiger Piramid

Similar to aloe vera, snake plant can easily grow new plants from the roots and can be used directly for reproduction.

The soil for planting Sansevieria should be loose, fertile, and breathable sandy soil. Let the small plant dry slightly before potting it. After potting, do not water it too much. Sansevieria does not require much water and it is easy to rot due to excessive humidity.

5. Clivia

Mature Clivia plants will grow small seedlings at the roots every year. By separating the seedlings from the mother plant, you can get new Clivia plants.

After the seedlings are separated from the mother plant, it is best to disinfect them with carbendazim. If you have rooting powder, you can treat the roots with it and then plant them in the soil. The roots will grow quickly.

After planting the Clivia, water it thoroughly and place it in a cool place for maintenance. After the plant resumes growth, place it in a place with scattered light for maintenance.

6. Cactus

A well-growing cactus will easily produce several sub-bulbs from the mother bulb. You can cut the sub-bulbs off with a knife and place them on the soil and they will survive.

Cactus does not like water, so the soil must maintain good permeability. For newly planted cacti, do not water them. Just spray them with water every day. The cactus will take root in about a month.

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