Plant these flowers now and you can enjoy them in 2 to 3 months.

Kalanchoe

(Author: Lingkong Source: Nitu.com)

Time from cutting to flowering: three months

Precautions

Cuttings

1. Cuttings: Choose branch cuttings rather than leaf cuttings. Leaf cuttings take very long to take root. Choose strong one-year-old branches. After cutting them, disinfect them and dry them in the shade for later use.

2. Matrix: Peat, perlite and vermiculite are prepared in a ratio of 3:2:1. After mixing evenly, cover tightly with plastic cloth and it can be used after fermenting for 48 hours. You can also use pure sand and pure perlite for cuttings.

3. Maintenance: Insert the cuttings into the substrate, with a depth of 1/2 or 3/2 preferably, compact it, then water it thoroughly, and then keep the soil in the pot moist. Be careful not to allow water to accumulate, as it will rot.

4. It will take about a week for the roots to take root. After the roots grow new axillary buds and leaves, you can transplant them.

(Author: Xin Su Rujian Source: NetEase Photography)

Precautions

Maintenance

1. Light: It is not very demanding on sunlight, but it is better to get more sun exposure in winter.

2. Temperature: Make sure the temperature remains above 10°C, otherwise you may get frostbite easily.

3. Watering: Kalanchoe contains a lot of water and can tolerate drought, so water it when the soil is dry or wet.

Baby's breath

From sowing to flowering, it takes about three months

Precautions

sowing

1. Soil: Choose loose and breathable humus soil and wet it before sowing.

2. Sowing: Sprinkle the seeds, cover with a thin layer of soil, cover with plastic wrap to keep warm, and poke a few small holes in the plastic wrap.

3. Ventilation: Place it in a shaded and ventilated place and wait. It will take root in a few days.

Precautions

Maintenance

1. Light: It likes light and can receive full sunlight in winter.

2. Ventilation: When the temperature is high at noon, you can ventilate appropriately and pay attention to the temperature.

3. Watering: Water when the soil is dry or wet.

4. Temperature: The suitable temperature is 15~25℃.

Rose

From cuttings to flowering, the fastest time is two months!

Precautions

Cuttings

1. Soil: Pure vermiculite can be used for cuttings

2. Cuttings: Choose strong one-year-old branches with buds. Disinfect and dry in the shade.

3. Cuttings: poke a hole in the bottom of the cup, put in vermiculite, place it on a tray filled with water, and let the vermiculite slowly absorb water until it is soaked. Then insert the branches.

4. Watering: Watering should not be too frequent in the early stage of cuttings, just keep it moist until roots take root.

(Author: LADYPEN Source: Rose Bar)

Precautions

Maintenance

1. Light: It likes light, so give it sufficient light.

2. Fertilization: Roses like fertilizer, so you can apply diluted fertilizer water once a month. Fertilizers can be decomposed bean cakes, bean dregs, etc. When the seedlings are small, you don’t need to apply fertilizer for the time being.

3. Watering: Rose likes moisture, but is also drought-resistant. Watering can be based on the principle of watering when the soil is dry and watering when it is wet.

4. Repotting: Roses grow quickly. If they are potted, it is best to repot them once a year, in early spring.

Petunia

(Source: Sanlian Network)

From sowing to flowering, two or three months is enough.

Precautions

sowing

1. Soil: Loose humus soil will do. It is best to disinfect it before planting. You can use drugs such as potassium permanganate, or you can put it in the microwave.

2. Moisten the soil. It doesn't need to be very wet, just enough to be able to feel the moisture when you hold it in your hand.

3. Sprinkle petunia seeds on the soil. Since the seeds are very small, there is no need to cover them with soil.

4. Keep the temperature at 15~20℃, place it under scattered light, and wait quietly for germination.

5. After the seedlings grow 4 to 5 true leaves, they can be transplanted into a large pot.

(Source: 360 Library)

Precautions

Maintenance

1. Light: Petunia likes light, and must have sufficient light to grow.

2. Watering: The newly transplanted petunia seedlings are relatively fragile, so do not water them too much. It is better to keep them dry than wet.

3. Fertilization: During the maintenance period, apply thin liquid fertilizer once every 15 days. You can dilute compound foliar fertilizer and urea and spray it on the leaves. In addition, before transplanting, spread a layer of mixed organic fertilizer at the bottom of the flowerpot, such as decomposed chicken manure, bone meal, bean dregs, etc.

4. Pinching: If the plant grows unevenly, you can pinch it appropriately to promote the sprouting of side branches.

Sunflower

The vitality of the sunflower is not to be underestimated. After cutting, it bloomed in just half a month...

Precautions

sowing

1. Soil: Loose humus soil will do. It is best to disinfect it before planting. You can use drugs such as potassium permanganate, or you can put it in the microwave.

2. Moisten the soil. It doesn't need to be very wet, just enough to be able to feel the moisture when you hold it in your hand.

3. Sprinkle petunia seeds on the soil. Since the seeds are very small, there is no need to cover them with soil.

4. Keep the temperature at 15~20℃, place it under scattered light, and wait quietly for germination.

5. After the seedlings grow 4 to 5 true leaves, they can be transplanted into a large pot.

Precautions

Maintenance

1. Light: Petunia likes light, and must have sufficient light to grow.

2. Watering: The newly transplanted petunia seedlings are relatively fragile, so do not water them too much. It is better to keep them dry than wet.

3. Fertilization: During the maintenance period, apply thin liquid fertilizer once every 15 days. You can dilute compound foliar fertilizer and urea and spray it on the leaves. In addition, before transplanting, spread a layer of mixed organic fertilizer at the bottom of the flowerpot, such as decomposed chicken manure, bone meal, bean dregs, etc.

4. Pinching: If the plant grows unevenly, you can pinch it appropriately to promote the sprouting of side branches.

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