What are the methods for rose cuttings

1. Water insertion method for roses

1. Cuttings: Cut branches about ten centimeters long. The upper part should have leaves and the lower part should be inserted two-thirds into the sponge block. Then put the branches and sponge into the bottle, add water to the bottom. The water should not exceed two-thirds of the sponge, otherwise it will hinder the breathing and rooting of the branches.

2. Light: Place the bottle in a sunny place to ensure that the leaves can be exposed to sunlight. If the summer sun is too strong, you can provide appropriate shade for the bottom of the bottle. At the same time, be careful not to seal the bottle mouth to ensure ventilation.

3. Transplantation: After the rose has taken root, it can be moved into potting soil. Mix garden soil and wood ash to make culture soil. You can also add a small amount of decomposed fertilizer as base fertilizer. After watering enough, cultivate it carefully.

2. Soil Insertion Method of Rose

1. Cuttings: Cut branches about ten centimeters long. Keep three branches and a pair of leaves at the top, remove the rest, and cut the lower part diagonally at the branches. Then soak the branches in the carbendazim solution for 3 minutes, take out and dry them for later use.

2. Potting soil: Prepare a mixture of perlite and coconut coir as nutrient soil, dip the bottom of the branch in rooting water and insert it into the soil. You can use chopsticks to poke holes first to avoid damaging the lower part of the branch.

3. Fertilization: Spray fungicides every four days to avoid various diseases caused by bacteria. Apply foliar fertilizer every three days to promote rooting. However, the amount of fertilizer should not be too much to avoid burning the branches.

4. Bagging: Bagging the upper part of branches and leaves can effectively retain moisture. But take the bag off at night to ventilate.