Is there anyone willing to share the panoy leaf pinch

You've been on the forum for five months and you've made a total of four posts, including the current one. You are not familiar with everyone, who wants to share it with you? - Because you are in Guangxi, the temperature will not drop below 30 degrees now, and you are still asking to share, which shows that you do not know anything about the cultivation method of African violet.

You better study it first, and when you master the planting technology, after the National Day, it is estimated that there will be a lot of posts to share. However, I would like to remind you that applicants are generally required to have a certain ...... of ability to raise these children

p It turned out to be mixed in the flower talk.,I just recently started to study in the flowers.,Because I'm lazy to post.,Too lazy to type.,So I rarely post.,Mostly diving.,But post more in the future.,Communicate with everyone more.。 :$As for asking to share the leaves now, it is because I have the conditions to take care of them, and I am also sure that the current weather in Guangxi is no problem for them; But since I drink the old man and say so, then I should study more; p View original post".

It's very useful to climb more lattices, and when I first climbed the lattice, it just didn't climb the lattice, which caused it to leave me. Later, because I didn't give up, I crawled through all the posts in the forum, and I realized how stupid I was at that time. Let's learn more before we start, and don't repeat my mistakes.

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I also want to study hard and share the violet leaves that take care of flower friends with professional knowledge View the original post

If a newbie has nowhere to buy violet, will they have a chance to share it in the future? View the original post

Again, the suitable temperature for cuttings is about 25 degrees, and I feel that the cuttings take root very quickly at this time. 15-28 degrees is the safe range, if the temperature is too high, be careful of rotting leaves. It's too low to take root. View the original post

If the temperature is right, cuttings can be made all year round. However, be careful of the temperature changes that will occur after cuttings and avoid heat waves and cold snaps. In the south, cuttings are generally best in autumn. In spring, if the cuttings are earlier, the temperature reaches 20. The survival rate of cuttings above 30 degrees will decrease.

Peppermint should be raised cheaply, a plant that is relatively easy to live in itself, and should not be overly cared for.

This is also a problem that I didn't solve when I raised violet.,A few good seedlings are divided into seedlings.,I think if you don't need to use the old leaves to propagate new seedlings.,Is it okay to cut off the old leaves.,That won't move to the roots.,I haven't tried it yet.。 View the original post

Basically, there are very few varieties and experiences when you just plant violet, so 3 or 4 leaves are divided into seedlings, pay attention to moisturizing after the seedlings, the temperature is suitable and the seedlings are indeed fast and there are more leaves, especially the repeated varieties, lazy to score the seedlings and then re-cuttings the mother leaves, so only 1-2 seedlings are left, and the mother leaves naturally wither, so I think if a variety has only one or two leaves, you might as well re-cut it early when the temperature is right, if you have the leaves of a healthy mother plant, it doesn't matter, it is recommended to leave 1-2 seedlings, The mother leaves wilt naturally, and such seedlings are said to bloom early

I'm also a novice, and I personally think that if you don't need a leaf to produce a lot of seedlings, just pick off the excess seedlings with a toothpick, leaving only one or two seedlings, the seedlings and the leaf mother grow up faster, and the larger seedlings are stronger, and they grow faster Novices' experience, or wait for the teachers to answer, they are more experienced View the original post

Most of my violets have a seedling, and they don't need to be divided, and occasionally there are a few more seedlings, and they don't grow, and they have been piling up all the time Check the original post

The method of sea and sky has also been used; p is to cut off the mother leaf directly, hehe. If you still want to cut the leaves again, I also feel that the seedlings are bigger and then divided, and it is too easy to divide early. View the original post

I'm at least 6 leaves in the largest seedling, the mother leaf is dying, the maximum temperature is lower than 25 degrees, and I'm idle when the seedlings are divided @12$ @12$ @12$ View the original post".

I wait until several seedlings have grown to more than 4 leaves before dividing the seedlings, and the seedlings try to stay on the mother leaves. View the original post

It's about the same size, and it's divided. Only when the leaves are large can they have the strength to grow small seedlings View the original post

The temperature must be right when dividing, I just went to autumn once, when the temperature was still high, but it was still hot at noon, and it slowed down for a long time, and died, but after two weeks, the temperature dropped a lot, and the seedlings grew rapidly.

Turn three-in-one or two-in-one, which is the famous water-to-soil leaf cutting,; p Or it can sprout while still in water, but I haven't tried it. Water to soil is still a very successful method, remember the fire wood predecessors water to soil 18 days out of buds.

I'm also hydroponic roots, just buried in the soil, I don't know if it can adapt to ......