How to propagate roses from the stem to dozens of roses.

Rose Propagation with Cuttings:

1. Selection of cuttings:

• Choose semi-ripe stems 6 to 10 millimeters thick and 15 to 20 centimeters long with small buds emerging.

1. Preparation of cuttings:

• Make an angled cut at the top of the stem and a clean horizontal cut at the base.
• Remove the leaves and clean the stem. Optionally, you can remove some of the bottom crust.

1. Use of rooting hormones:

• Apply rooting hormones to stimulate new root growth.

Planting rose stems:

1. Reproduction in potatoes:

• Insert the stems into potatoes and maintain adequate humidity. After root development, transplant into potting soil.

1. Reproduction in water:

• Place the stems in water with rooting hormones. Use a mixture of peat moss, vermiculite and perlite to absorb moisture.

1. Propagation in potting soil:

• Fill a pot with soil and peat. Place stems, moisten and apply rooting hormones. In hot weather, cover the pot and water regularly.

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