Where do rose seeds come from and how do you plant them?

1. Seed location

The seeds of roses are the swollen part under the flower. After pollination, they will continue to grow and get bigger, and finally become an oblate spherical shape, which is their seeds. However, the seeds we usually buy in flower shops are most likely roses.

2. Planting Method

1. Process the seeds: Soak the purchased or harvested seeds in warm water and take them out after about 4-6 hours. After soaking, the seeds are very plump and germinate faster.

2. Prepare the soil: Because rose seeds are difficult to germinate, they must be planted in soil with high air permeability, and make sure there is no glass, stones or other debris in the soil.

3. Sowing: Sow the processed seeds evenly into the soil, cover with a thin layer of soil, wrap it with a film, and poke a few holes in it. Create a germination environment of 20℃ for it, and new buds will sprout in about a week.