There are 3 methods of rose cuttings. Learn one and you will get 100% success!

Rose water plug

Steps:

1. The water cutting method that Huahua is going to introduce today is called sponge cutting in bottle. You need to prepare sponge, plastic bottle, cutting branches and a pair of sharp scissors in advance.

2. Use scissors to cut the sponge into small pieces of 3 cm in length, 2 cm in width and height. Then find a long nail and pierce a hole at a height of 3 cm. The size of the hole should be about the same as the thickness of the rose branch.

3. Gently insert the rose branches that need to be cut into pieces through the sponge block, with the insertion depth being about 2/3 of the sponge block.

4. Put the rose branches and sponge into a plastic bottle, use chopsticks to gently fiddle with the branches, try to stretch the rose leaves, then slowly pour clean water into the bottle, boiled water is best, and the depth of the water should be about 2/3 of the sponge.

5. Tear off the wrapping paper of the plastic bottle to allow the rose leaves to photosynthesize, and then place it on the south balcony to receive sufficient light. Leave the bottle cap uncovered to allow for ventilation.

6. If the light is strong, the water temperature in the bottle will rise. At this time, find a black plastic bag to wrap the lower part of the bottle, which will allow the rose branches to take root faster.

7. After the rose cuttings have taken root, plant them in pots together with the sponge. You can choose loose and breathable nutrient soil. You can mix peat soil and perlite in a ratio of 2:1. After potting, just maintain it normally.

Rose soil plug

Steps:

1. Choose strong branches from the rose plant and cut them down. The best cuttings are branches that have bloomed, because branches that have bloomed have more nutrients and take root the fastest.

2. Use sharp scissors to cut the branches short to about 5-7cm in length. It is best to leave 2 pairs of leaves to help the cuttings germinate as soon as possible in the future.

3. Soak the pruned rose branches in the carbendazim solution for about 5-10 minutes, which is conducive to sterilization and disinfection.

4. After soaking, take out the branches and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry slightly.

5. To prepare the soil for cuttings, you can mix perlite and coconut bran in a ratio of 1:1 to make nutrient soil. The soil must be compacted; if it is too loose, its water retention will be poor.

6. If you want the rose to take root faster, you can dip the lower end of the rose branch in a little rooting water and then insert it into the prepared nutrient soil.

7. Place the cuttings of the rose in a place with good diffuse light. Spray them with foliar fertilizer once every 3-5 days. It only takes about 10 days for the rose branches to take root.

Rose high altitude layering

Steps:

1. First, prepare a pair of scissors, a sharp blade, an empty plastic bottle and transparent tape.

2. Use scissors to cut the plastic bottle from the opening, continue cutting vertically, and then cut off the bottom of the bottle.

3. When layering roses, be sure to choose those branches that are thicker than those grown in the current year. This will make it easier for them to take root, and then ring the branches.

4. Put the cut plastic bottle with the opening facing downwards onto the rose cuttings, fill the lower end with water-permeable material, then wrap tape around the outside of the bottle until the bottle mouth is completely sealed.

5. Use the perlite, vermiculite, river sand and other materials prepared in advance to fill the bottle completely, and then water it thoroughly.

6. Finally, find a plastic bag and completely wrap the seal of the plastic bottle to achieve the purpose of heat preservation and moisture retention.

7. When you find that the roots of the rose have grown all over the bottle, just cut the rose branches short from the base.

8. Place the cut rose cuttings in a cool and ventilated place for about a week, then cut off the plastic bottle and put them back in the pot, and they will become a new rose!

That’s all for today’s introduction to Huahua.

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Let’s do some cuttings on the roses!