1. Cuttings selection

When choosing cuttings, it is generally to find those branches that grow stronger, so that the survival rate of cuttings in the later stage is also higher. Then cut a twig on its branch, about 10 cm long. The cut branches can't be cut immediately. Generally, they can't be cut until the wound at the fracture is good, so they can be dried for one night. As long as they feel good, they can start cutting

2. How to cut

We find the treated cuttings, and then insert them slowly on the prepared sand bed. We must make sure that half of the cuttings are exposed outside the soil. We must not insert them all, otherwise they will not survive. Then it can be maintained normally. It will take about 15 to 20 days to take root, and then it can be transplanted into the pot after 25 days

3. Curing after cutting

Watering: after cutting, we need to add an appropriate amount of water to it, not too much or too little. Watering it a little every day can fully meet its needs, as long as the soil is kept slightly wet, but there can be no ponding. After a week, it will take root. Then it began to grow two leaves. In about a month, we can transplant the cutting zinnia

Temperature: it generally prefers a warm environment, so the general temperature should be controlled between 15 degrees and 30 degrees. In the period of cutting, it is also necessary to shade from light and rain. The so-called shading is to properly block the sun when the light is too strong, because the newly inserted branches are fragile and easy to be sunburned. Shelter from the rain means that in case of heavy rain, we must cover it in time and not let the heavy rain drench it, otherwise the cuttings will be easy to be drenched out

Fertilization: before cutting, in order to grow, we must add a little base fertilizer to the soil, and compound fertilizer is the best, so that it can take root faster