1、 How to cut

1. First of all, from March to April, the temperature at this time is about 15 degrees Celsius. You can cut off the branches that have grown for one to two years. At this time, the branches have been lignified and are still easy to cut. About 15 cm to 20 cm is enough. Then remove all the upper leaves, just keep the top few tender leaves

2. Then use medicine, such as potassium permanganate, to poison its wound. The medicine should not be too strong. Then put it in a windy and cool area and distribute the water on the branches to dry

3. You can put it in the water if you have it. If it is planted in the soil, the depth into the soil is half or one third of it. If it is water fed, it must be changed every other day or two before it grows roots. If it is raised by soil, it also needs to be watered to keep the soil wet before its wound is closed and takes root

4. After the roots grow out of water, you can move it to the basin and water it thoroughly. Put it in a cool area and let it slowly. After about 5 days, it can be cured normally. After it grows roots, you can take it with a ball of soil and plant it in a basin, preferably two or three plants in a basin. Apply some rooting liquid to the wound to make it easier for it to survive

2、 How to maintain daily

1. Whether the sun shines all day or half cloudy, it can survive, but it can't be exposed to the sun for too long, and it can't be placed in dark areas from time to time

2. Its soil can be kept wet at ordinary times. You can't sprinkle too much water. You can spray a little water on the leaves every two or three days, which can increase its humidity and help it reduce its temperature

3. We should often loosen the soil or turn it over, then use nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, mix it with some water and sprinkle it on the soil