Rapid rooting method of rose cuttings

1. Processing branches

Cut the branches, dip them in a little rooting powder, or soak them in rooting liquid for about 10 minutes, and insert them into the substrate at a depth of one-third and two-fifths of the branch.

2. Selecting the Matrix

The inserted substrate should be loose, water-retaining and air-permeable, and can be made from a combination of perlite and garden soil.

3. Cutting environment

After the cuttings are done, place the entire plant where there is no direct sunlight, keep the air circulating, and the temperature should not exceed 25 degrees. If the temperature reaches above 30 degrees, it is necessary to cool it down appropriately, otherwise the plant will easily become sick and rot, and eventually die.

4. Reasonable maintenance

Spray the plants with water every three to five days in the early morning to ensure the humidity of the plant growth environment, thereby encouraging the plants to take root quickly and grow healthily.