Can roses be propagated by cuttings?

1. Can it be propagated by cuttings?

It can be propagated by cuttings, and the survival rate is extremely high.

2. How to take cuttings

1. Cutting time: Before cutting, you must first choose a good time. May in spring and October in autumn are the best because the temperature at this time is most suitable.

2. Prepare cuttings: You can choose strong flower branches grown in the current year as cuttings. First use a tool to cut 6-10cm on it, making sure the cut is smooth, and cut off the leaves below, leaving only 3 to 4 leaves on the top. Then you can dip the cuttings in the rooting liquid, take them out and let them dry for a while.

3. Cutting method: Before cutting, you need to spray the soil with water, but not too much, as long as it is just moist the next day. After that, you can insert the cuttings into the soil, with the best depth being 3-4cm. When inserting, you can find chopsticks to poke a few holes in the soil, then insert the cuttings in, and press them down with your hands to allow the cuttings to fully combine with the soil, and finally water them thoroughly.

4. Maintenance after cuttings: After planting, find a plastic bag to cover the flower pot and tie the bag. Open it when you want to water it. After watering, tie it up again. Then place it in a sunny place and spray it with water within 10 days after planting. If the weather is dry, spray it more times. After the small buds grow out, you can let it bask in the sun.