Detailed explanation of rose water propagation method (picture)

1. Branch selection

In spring and autumn, choose strong branches grown in the current year, preferably those that have already become woody. The branches should retain 2-3 nodes with a small number of leaves on them. Roses planted in water are different from those planted in soil. The cut should be below the node and should be cut flatly, not at an angle. After cutting, insert it into the plastic foam, leaving 3-4 cm at the bottom, and immerse it in water.

2. Lighting

Light conditions vary depending on the temperature. When the temperature is high in summer, provide shade in time. When the temperature is low in autumn, ensure sufficient light. At the same time, do not let the water temperature be too low to avoid frostbite on the cuttings.

3. Change water

Change the water frequently. Check the water level in the container every day. If the water level is lower than the plastic foam, add water in time. Change the water every 3 days or so to avoid bacteria and diseases caused by spoilage.

4. Transplantation

After half a month of water insertion, you can basically judge whether the plant has survived. If there is white substance at the end of the branch that is in contact with water, it proves that the plant has survived. If the branch turns black, it must be taken out and thrown away in time. After a month, the branches will grow small roots and can then be transplanted.