Can rose branches survive by transplanting?

1. Can it be inserted alive?

The branches of roses can be transplanted and survive, and it is not difficult to survive, but it is affected by many factors. Those with flowers are difficult to survive, while those with 2-3 leaves are relatively easy to survive. If there are too many or too few leaves, it will affect the survival rate. Too many leaves will result in greater water evaporation, and if there are too few leaves, it will be difficult to keep alive. It is also necessary to choose the right time for survival. It is best to choose spring and autumn when the temperature can be maintained at around 20 degrees, which can help the survival rate. Finally, pay attention to the method of cuttings. Water them once a day after cuttings, and they will survive in about 20 days.

2. Cutting method

1. Cuttings: It is recommended to choose old varieties of plants, which have a higher survival rate, and break off healthy old branches from them to ensure that they are full and not too tender. Keep a few leaves on the branches, about 10-15cm in length.

2. Substrate: Choose clean vermiculite as the substrate for cuttings. It must be disinfected before use and sprayed with a certain amount of water.

3. Cutting: Put the prepared substrate in the container, insert the branches obliquely into the substrate, place it in a diffuse light environment, and be sure to add water. After the root system grows stably, it can be transplanted.