How long does it take for rose old piles to germinate?

1. How long does it take to germinate?

Under normal circumstances, the old rose stump will germinate in about 20-30 days after being planted. Its germination speed is related to maintenance. If the temperature is too high after planting, or the soil is too dry, it will not be conducive to germination. Sometimes it may not germinate even after more than a month of maintenance. After it sprouts, it cannot be too lacking in water, and the maintenance environment must also be well ventilated.

2. Precautions

1. Usually, the old rose stumps people buy are bare-root seedlings. If this is the case, they should be planted after they enter a dormant state, otherwise their growth will be affected.

2. Be careful when planting not to damage its root system and be as careful as possible. Before planting, dig a hole of the right size, then place the plant in the soil and cover it.

3. The soil used for planting should be suitable for the growth of this plant. If the soil is very sticky, not only will its germination speed be very slow, but it may also cause root rot.