How to propagate roses for them to survive
The editor answers for you how to propagate roses to make them survive and the simple method of rose cutting and green plant maintenance experience. Here is the detailed introduction.
How to insert the root of the rose?
Next, I will tell you how to propagate roses. First of all, when propagating roses, you must choose branches that have bloomed, which are the tender branches growing from the bottom. Even if they take root after being cut, they will not sprout, and some may not even take root because the branches are too tender. There are no bud points between the upper leaves, and they will not take root or easily sprout. We choose branches every time we prune the bloomed branches for propagation, which is the best.
After cutting the bloomed branches, the leaves of the lower two nodes should be removed entirely. After cutting, we retain two leaves on the branches when propagating, and make a diagonal cut on the branches. These branches that have finished blooming show obvious buds between the leaves, which are the best for propagation and easy to survive. Most of the failures in propagation are due to the choice of tender branches without bud points, which are very obvious.
After pruning the branches, use naphthalene acetic acid to promote root growth. Dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:1000 and soak the branches in the mixed solution for two hours. After soaking, we proceed with the propagation.
How to propagate roses for them to survive
Let me also mention the soil used for propagation, which is self-mixed by Xiao Qi. The mixing ratio is珍珠岩 (pearlite), 蛭石 (vermiculite), and 草炭土 (peat soil) in a 1:1:1 ratio. This kind of soil contains nutrients that allow for full growth. It is loose, breathable, and does not easily accumulate water. Using this soil for propagating any woody plants is very effective. Xiao Qi carefully uses this soil for propagating plants like bougainvillea in flowerpots. After the branches have been soaked for two hours, they can be used for propagation. The branches should be inserted into the soil by more than two centimeters and then the soil should be pressed down with your hands.
Dilute carbendazim with water at a ratio of 1:800 and thoroughly water the potting soil. Watering the potting soil with carbendazim is to prevent long-term accumulation of bacteria in the soil, which could cause the branches to rot and lead to failed propagation.
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