Detailed illustration of the cutting process of Chinese rose

Rose can be cut all the year round, softwood cuttings can be used to propagate in spring and summer, and hardwood cuttings are mainly used in autumn and winter. The following is the detailed diagram of the cutting process to let the rose take root quickly, which is shared by the editor. I hope it will be of all help to the cutting of rose.

1. Prepare materials

Prepare an empty plastic bottle with a capacity of 2 liters, use scissors from the bottom after removing the label, prepare a large flowerpot with a medium-sized drain at the bottom, and prepare some perlite as a culture medium and soak it until it expands and keep it moist.

2. Prepare for cuttings

In order to improve the success rate of cutting, more annual branches are selected as cuttings and pruned close to the bifurcations, because the branches cut from this place are easier to germinate roots than those from other places, where there are growth nodes.

3. Branch treatment

Cut a cut about 2-3 cm in length along the cut of the cut branch, which can increase the rooting area, promote the young plants to take root higher, and the recovery time will be greatly shortened.

4. Prepare rooting powder

Prepare some rooting powder, then mix it with water according to the proportion on the operating instructions, of course, you can also directly use the rooting agent, and then soak the branches in the rooting solution for about 10-15 minutes.

5. Cuttings

The cuttings soaked in rooting solution are inserted into the perlite matrix swollen with water. Due to the need to consider the failure of some cuttings, it is recommended to insert 10 cuttings in a container, which can increase the chance of rooting and survival.

6. Heat preservation and moisturizing

After the cuttings are completed, cover the prepared empty plastic bottle on the flowerpot, cover all the cuttings in the bottle, remove the bottle cap at the same time, and then prevent maintenance and management in a place where astigmatism can be received, avoiding direct sunlight, which can not only keep warm, but also achieve moisturizing effect, which is more conducive to cuttings rooting.

7. Wound healing

After the rose cuttings are finished and maintained for several weeks, we can see that the wound at the base of the cuttings is covered with healing tissue, that is, the base of the cuttings has been scarred, and roots will sprout soon after.

8. Rooting treatment

After the cuttings take root, we can transplant them to other small flowerpots. As the plant has just taken root, it can not be transplanted in a large flowerpot, otherwise it will easily lead to decay, which is very important. It is recommended to choose a small basin of about 5-8 cm, with an appropriate amount of perlite or humus soil.

9. Transplant into the pot

After the root system is basically good and the branches become relatively strong, the young plants can be planted in larger flowerpots with soil. The previous small pot culture is a transition, which is a safe way to avoid transplanting failure and improve the success rate of cutting.

10. Move the basin again

In order to adapt to the plant growth and provide a better growth environment for the plant, we need to move the pot again, this time transplanting the young plant into a real flowerpot as a pot. Transplanting at this time, as the young plants grow more robust, the success rate of transplanting will be greatly increased.

Through the above operation methods, we can find that we have moved the pot twice from cuttings to potted plants, which may be troublesome to everyone. In fact, this is a very effective conservative method to improve the success rate of plants, which is very suitable for novice potted friends.

Time: 2019-06-08 Click: