BULBS AND ONIONS, cut them into small pieces and you will get incredible blooms and new plants trick

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🌱 Starting from a single bulb, you can obtain infinite plants using a simple and effective technique.

🌱 Cutting the bulb into two or four parts allows each segment to develop into a new plant with roots and bulbils.

🌱 Waiting for a protective film to form at the cutting points can prevent fungi, mold, and bacteria from damaging the seedlings.

🌱 Alternatively, sprinkling cinnamon on the cuts can act as an antibiotic and help create a root system.

🌱 Dividing a bulb that has finished its cycle and removing the dried leaves and flowers can result in successful plant growth.

🌱 Planting the bulb segments in a pot with good quality, soft, and draining soil can lead to healthy plant development.

🌱 The divided segments can generate young plants within two months, and with proper care, they can grow to produce flowers.

🌱 Dividing the bulb into two halves can also result in successful sprout and root growth, with the possibility of flower production.

🌱 Over time, the plants develop bulbs of increasing size, with the third-year bulb reaching adult plant dimensions.

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00:10 The technique of starting from a single bulb and making it into small pieces to obtain infinite plants is simple and effective.

01:13 The bulb segments should have a point where the roots will arise and it's preferable to have a portion of the center of the bulb.

02:22 Sprinkling a small amount of cinnamon on the cutting points can act as an antibiotic and help create the root system.

03:32 The bulb segments should be planted in a pot filled with good quality, soft, and draining soil.

04:18 After two months, the segment will generate a young plant.

05:02 Inside the soil, a small bulb is created at the base of the segment.

07:09 Dividing the bulb in half also generates sprouts and roots.

08:11 After five months, the plant will have developed a bulb of about one centimeter.

08:31 In the third year, the bulb will be about 4 cm and with optimal floral production.

08:48 Cutting the bulbs can be toxic or irritating to the skin, so gloves are recommended.

09:08 The technique of dividing bulbs allows for beautiful plants at a low cost.

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Q&A

What is the technique shown in the video?

The technique shown in the video is how to propagate plants from a single bulb by cutting it into smaller pieces.

How do you divide the bulb into smaller pieces?

You can divide the bulb into two or four parts by cutting it with a knife.

What should be present in each divided segment of the bulb?

Each divided segment of the bulb should have the point where the roots will arise and it is preferable to have a portion of the center of the bulb as well.

How can you protect the cut segments from fungi and bacteria?

You can wait for two days to allow a protective film to form at the cutting points, or you can sprinkle some cinnamon powder on the cuts to act as an antibiotic and create a barrier.

What is the recommended pot size for planting the divided bulb segments?

A pot with a diameter of at least 10 cm is recommended for planting the divided bulb segments.

How long should you wait before watering the planted segments?

It is recommended to wait for about a week before watering the planted segments to minimize the risk of fungal or bacterial growth.

How long does it take for the divided bulb segments to start developing into plants?

It takes about two months for the divided bulb segments to develop into young plants.