Begonia flower cuttings can survive. In fact, this method is cuttage, which is a relatively common method of propagation. However, if you want to make the cuttings survive better, you need to choose the right time, which can be carried out in spring and autumn. At this time, the weather is more suitable for cuttings to take root. In cutting temperature at 20 ℃ is the best, at this time cutting is most conducive to the growth of branches.
1. Flower soil: the flower soil used for cutting Begonia must be breathable and have good drainage capacity. Before using it, you need to disinfect it first. The flower soil should be clean. It can't contain bacteria and some germs, or it will hinder the survival of the cuttings.
2. Branches: the cuttings should also be selected, which is the key to the survival of cuttings. The length of the cuttings should be about 5, 6cm, and there should be at least 2-3 buds on them. The cut at the lower end of the branch should be obliquely cut, and the cut at the upper end should be flat cut.
3. Cutting: first, make a few small holes in the flower soil, then put the cuttings in, bury them with the surrounding soil, and make sure to fix them, or they will tilt. After that, put the cuttings in a cool place, then they will grow new roots and sprout new leaves.
