Grow Hydrangeas with a Tomato One Turns into Many

Never buy too many hydrangeas Teach you how to propagate thousands of times A variable tree, a tree of variables If your friend or colleague has a hydrangea growing at home That would be even better. Teach him to cut a branch off for you. You don't need to spend money to buy it. The branches of the thousand-difference hydrangea We had better cut off a branch segment like this green part. It will be easier to take root. Cut branches You need to剪 off most of the leaves above. to reduce water evaporation and excessive nutrient loss Prepare a tomato Poke two holes in it with scissors. Then, insert the hydrangea branches into the tomatoes. Take a small flowerpot with a drainage hole at the bottom. Attach some fine sand soil Bury the entire tomato plant, complete with its inserted shoot, into the sandy soil. The last thorough watering Find a drink bottle Cut open like this and slide it on Now it's up to time. Twenty-eight days later The hydrangea branches will take root. I'll wash the roots clean for everyone to see. Is he/they really that good-looking? The leaves are still lush and green. This means that using this method to propagate hydrangeas is still viable. It is already possible to transplant it into a flowerpot now. Three months later We can see that the hydrangeas propagated in this way are growing very well. Generally speaking Around the fifth month Whenever the temperature reaches around 20 degrees Then it will bloom. Hydrangeas prefer a warm, humid, and partially shaded environment. Perfect for pot cultivation on a balcony It's so beautiful when it blooms. Have you learned it? Hurry up and try planting a tree. Follow the planting diary Learn various innovative and interesting planting methods