⭐3 keys to help your water cuttings survive in soil🔥 скачать в хорошем качестве

⭐3 keys to help your water cuttings survive in soil🔥

Hello everyone! In today's video, we talk about how to successfully transfer cuttings from water to soil. This is a topic you've asked me a lot about, so I'm sharing the techniques I think are best for achieving this: 1) Transfer the cutting from water to soil, always keeping the soil moist and using light substrates (with perlite or moss) so the roots can find their way. 2) Use domes or seed trays to reduce transpiration and facilitate root and cutting development. 3) Transfer the cuttings to an intermediate substrate (perlite, clay, etc.) that is somewhat solid (to acclimatize the roots) and also has plenty of water available (so they don't dehydrate). You can even transfer cuttings directly into these media. And my favorite solution, although not the easiest: transfer cuttings directly into soil. This will directly save you the trouble of the transition. In the video, I give you all the details on how to do it correctly. Don't hesitate to share your experiences! I send you a huge hug and see you in the next video!! 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘