Scissors, flowerpot, shovel, watering can, rooting agent, healthy mother's blooms.

Second, newspaper clippings

1. Take a branch from the mother plant and cut it from top to bottom between the second pair of leaves and the third pair of leaves. The cut stem is about five or six centimeters and has two pairs of leaves. Cut off the two pairs of big leaves below and cut two sections under the stem with a knife.

2. Take out the rooting agent, and insert the treated stem into it for soaking, so that the cut surface can fully contact with the rooting agent, which will promote the growth of the stem root.

3, take a small pot, add nutrient soil, you can add some compost, insert the newly treated stems, wet the soil for cultivation with a watering can, just keep it moist, don't pour water directly, accumulated water will lead to rot and can't survive.

4. Move the basin to a sunny place to receive the light, but it can also be placed by the window without direct sunlight. Sunny days are the best.

Third, post-maintenance

1. A well-grown stem will take root, grow leaves or branch after a period of time. This shows that the roots grow well and can be transplanted with a shovel.

2. When transplanting into a big pot, keep the original soil so as not to damage its root system. The soil quality is the same as that used in previous cutting.

3. After transplantation, it should be placed in a place with astigmatism to avoid direct sunlight, and the temperature should be kept at about 23℃. If the weather is mild, spray more water to replenish water. When the temperature is low in winter, you can spray water once a day and move indoors to keep the temperature.

4, pay attention to management, if there are branches that grow too vigorously, you can pick the heart, which is convenient for growing more branches and leaves with good shape.

Extended data:

Moisture: water according to the dryness of the soil when watering. Generally, when the weather is good, you can water it every day. When it is cold and rainy, the watering time should be extended, and it can be watered once every three days.

Temperature: Pay special attention to temperature when breeding. If the temperature is too high, plants will temporarily stop growing. In general, it is best to keep the temperature at 15-25℃, so that it can grow healthily. The highest temperature in summer should not be higher than 30℃, and the temperature in winter should not be lower than 5℃.

Fertilization: Apply sufficient organic fertilizer to the soil at the initial stage of planting, which is beneficial to the later growth of plants. Pay attention to the amount of nitrogen fertilizer applied when the growth is vigorous, otherwise it will grow in vain. When it is about to bloom, try to use phosphorus and potassium fertilizer as much as possible, which will help the lantern flower to bloom better.

Pay attention to pruning: in daily feeding, we should not only master the methods of watering and fertilizing, but also prune more, mainly pruning dead branches, twigs and diseased branches.

Lighting: When breeding, we should pay attention to let the lantern flowers see more sunlight. It is a light-loving plant, and it will grow better only when it receives reasonable light.