What are the cultivation methods of potted flowers?

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Conventional propagation methods of potted flowers include seed propagation, vegetative propagation and spore propagation. Seed reproduction is to reproduce new individuals with seeds. Most annual and biennial flowers and some perennial flowers usually reproduce with seeds, such as red flowers, chrysanthemums, petunias and primroses. Asexual propagation is a method to obtain plants by using some nutritional parts of flowers, such as roots, stems, leaves and buds, which usually includes meristem, cutting, grafting and layering. Perennial herbaceous flowers and woody flowers are often propagated by meristem and cuttage, such as begonia, narcissus, pineapple, camellia and rhododendron. Cactus and succulent plants are usually propagated by cutting and grafting. In addition to meristem propagation, ferns can also reproduce with spores, such as ferns and Adiantum.

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