The cutting sprouting of rose should be pinched out prematurely.

Rose is a flower plant that is very easy to survive, but cuttings also need to master certain skills, otherwise it may lead to early germination and no rooting phenomenon. Under normal circumstances, the earlier the rose cuttings germinate, the lower the survival rate, which may eventually lead to the death of cuttings and cause cuttage failure. So, rose cuttings sprout too early to pinch it off?

Some pot friends sprout 1-2 weeks after cutting rose, while under normal circumstances it usually takes 1 month to sprout and take root. For this kind of situation, some basin friends can not bear, simply will these new shoots to wipe out. In fact, this practice is not appropriate, because even if the sprouts that grow in advance are wiped out, they may still continue to sprout, eventually consuming the nutrients and water in the cuttings and causing the cuttings to die.

When we encounter this situation, we must not blindly erase the newly sprouted shoots, but try to find out the reasons for the early germination of rose cuttings, and then make corresponding adjustments. Therefore, the key point of early germination of cuttings is not to remove the buds in a hurry, but to find out the reasons. If the cause of this needle is found, the shoots can generally be pinched off to avoid continuing to consume nutrients in the cuttings. Then the cuttings can avoid rooting, and ensure that the cuttings can germinate and root smoothly in the later stage.

However, under normal circumstances, it is not necessary to remove the buds sprouting in advance. The original can often spray water to moisturize and replenish moisture to avoid the water consumption in the cuttings too fast. Early germination of roses is a common phenomenon, but it is not necessarily a good phenomenon. Because the short-term cuttings have not yet taken root, it is easy to consume nutrients and moisture in the branches if they germinate too fast, so if you do not wipe the buds, you should spray water in time to moisturize.

For the cuttings of Bougainvillea, it usually takes about 1 month to take root and survive, and when the cuttings grow new roots, they can continue to absorb nutrients and transport them to the cuttings, so as to better promote germination and long leaves. After the rose takes root and germinates, it can be placed in a place with light for maintenance, and attention should be paid to controlling the light intensity. During this period, thin liquid fertilizer can be applied once every 10 days to ensure that the cuttings can obtain sufficient nutrients to maintain rapid growth.

Time: 2019-06-05 Click: