Step 1: Selection of Cuttings

• Select young, healthy branches 15-20 cm long.
• Prefers cuttings without flowers from a healthy and vigorous mother plant.

Step 2: Preparation of the Cuttings

• Make a clean cut just below a node.
• Remove the lower leaves to expose the nodes.

Step 3: Rooting in Water (Optional)

• Place the cuttings in a container with fresh water.
• Change the water every few days until they root.

Step 4: Substrate Preparation

• Use a mixture of peat, perlite and vermiculite.

Step 5: Planting the Cuttings

• Insert the cuttings into the substrate, burying a couple of nodes.
• Gently compact the substrate around the cutting.

Step 6: Watering and Maintenance

• Water lightly to moisten the substrate.
• Place in a warm and bright place, avoiding direct sun.

Step 7: Protection and Care

• Protects from drafts and extreme temperatures.
• Keep the substrate slightly moist.

Step 8: Transplant

• Transplant when they develop healthy roots.
• Handle with care to avoid damage.

Step 9: Growth and Flowering

• Observe growth and promote healthy flowering.

Conclusion

• Propagating bougainvillea is rewarding and beautifies your garden.
• Follow these steps and enjoy the propagation process.