How to propagate roses by cuttings Rose propagation method tutorial

Loquat is cultivated in many areas of my country. Roses take a long time to grow, and there are many requirements for the cultivation of roses. Today we will introduce the cuttings of roses. Let's take a look at how to cut roses.

How to propagate rose cuttings

1. The growth environment of roses

Roses can be grown outdoors in my country, and they prefer warm and humid climates. Roses need to be planted in places with plenty of sunlight and good ventilation. Roses require fertile and loose soil, and slightly acidic soil can grow healthy roses.

2. Rose cutting time

Roses can be grown by cuttings or grafting. Cuttings should be done in warm climates. The rainy season after summer is more suitable for cuttings. For loquat cuttings, choose one-year-old semi-woody branches, leaving some leaves on the top. After the cuttings are inserted into the soil, they will generally start to take root and grow about three weeks later.

3. Rose cutting method

It is best to do cuttings in the morning or evening. Choose strong plants for cuttings. Semi-lignified plants are less likely to cause pests. The cutting branches should be as short as possible, and the effect will be better. And before cutting, it is best to soak the plants in rooting agents, which can accelerate the germination and growth of the plants. After cuttings, the plants should be fertilized in time to survive, generally every ten days.