Cutting Propagation of Rose

Roses are generally cut in early spring or the Autumn Equinox, select disease-free branches and soak them in rooting water for 5 hours. The humus layer soil with loose soil quality and favorable for later drainage was selected, and diluted nitrogen fertilizer was applied to the soil. After cutting, the roses are placed in a cool growing environment and fertilized once a week.

1. Cutting time

The cutting time of roses is generally chosen in early spring and the Autumn Equinox, and the success rate of cutting in spring is lower than that in late autumn and early winter, because the lateral buds develop faster than the main roots in spring, and the roots of the plants do not mature in the later stage. Can't provide a lot of water.

2. Branch selection

Rose cuttings first select mature and healthy branches, cut off the withered leaves on the branches, then select young stems and mature hard branches, and soak the selected branches in rooting water for 5 hours, which is beneficial for plants to take root and sprout quickly in the soil.

3. Soil selection

In the method of rose cutting propagation, it should be paid attention to that it has high requirements for soil, generally using humic soil with loose soil and conducive to late drainage, or alkaline soil with sufficient nutrients, and burying an appropriate amount of diluted nitrogen fertilizer in the soil. this is more conducive to the rapid growth of plants.

4. Rose care

When the rose cuttage is cut into the soil, pay attention to the soil moisturizing, roses like a cool growth environment, it is best to put the plant in a cool place, choose nitrogen and potassium fertilizer at the initial stage of plant development, once a week, you can wait for the root system to fully mature and then consider transplanting to a large basin.