How to propagate roses by layering (picture)

Step 1: Ringing

First, select one to two year old branches on the flower plant, and use a knife to ring-peel the selected branches.

The peeling length is about 1-2 cm, and the depth should be enough to expose the wood part.

It is also possible to simply use a knife to make a few circular cuts in the bark of the branch.

Step 2: Soil cultivation

2-3 cm below the peeling place, roll up the plastic film with a length and width of 15 cm into a cylindrical shape.

Tie the bottom with string, put moist culture soil inside, and then tie the top tightly with string.

Step 3: Maintenance

The rose plants treated according to the above steps should be placed outdoors.

When watering, you should spray the leaves and let the water flow along the branches into the rolled up plastic film.

Step 4: Transplanting

After 1-3 months, if the new roots grow very densely in the plastic bag, cut off one end of the branch below the plastic bag.

Then carefully remove the plastic film, be sure not to break the soil, and finally transplant it into a new pot, thus forming a new rose.

How about it? Don’t the simple drawings make this method seem simple and useful? Dear flower lovers, once you have learned it, hurry up and try your hand at it!