1. Root cutting and oblique insertion

You need to cut the root before inserting the vase. This is done to prevent some bacteria from blocking the root from absorbing water. It is best to cut obliquely, which can increase the area of water absorption. After that, the redundant branches can also be cut off. Then, you can insert them into the vase. Note that they need to be inserted obliquely

2. Water volume

Don't put too much water in it, otherwise its roots may be blackened and rotten in serious cases. Generally speaking, it's just not over the bottom of the flower pole

3. Change water

In general, just change it once a day or two. Of course, it can also be adjusted according to the specific indoor temperature. However, if preservative is added to the water, it can be changed once every three days. When changing water, you can clean the flowerpot at the same time. By way, there's nothing wrong with the cutting root

4. Temperature

Warmth is the best. About 22 to 28 degrees. It's not good to be too high. It's best not to exceed 30 degrees

5. Light

Put it in a vase and raise it with soil. It also has the same point, that is, it needs a certain amount of light. It must not be dark all the time. You need an appropriate amount of light