Autumn is the best time to dedicate yourself to cutting cuttings, and have a lush and flowery green space
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himAutumn is the best time to dedicate yourself to cutting cuttings, and have a lush and flowery green space
For all gardening enthusiasts, but also for black thumbs, this is the time for collect the cuttings in order to have a flowered and colorful balcony and garden.
The collection of cuttings is really simple, ideal even for beginners but, above all, economical because through propagation by cuttings you will not need to buy other plants and flowers for your garden. Here are some tips on how to harvest and plant them. (Read also: How to grow wisteria from cuttings: all the tips for perfect flowering)
The first thing to do is to always choose a plant with healthy growth, strong, straight, and free of flowers or buds.
Once the cuttings have been cut, the advice is to use a bag to prevent them from drying out; while, as regards the instruments required all you need is a sharp knife and shears to make the cut.
When repotting your cuttings, which should be done right away, use a sandy compost, and after placing them in a sunny spot and watering them regularly, you will see that they will begin to form roots. Another equally valid solution is to store them directly in water, and observe how soon the roots begin to appear.
In addition to cutting the cuttings, to have a luxuriant balcony or a flower garden we recommend that you keep your green space always in order, carrying out regular pruning.
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