What are the new methods for rose cutting propagation
For netizens who are interested, this article will elaborate on the new methods of rose cutting propagation and related topics about flower cultivation. Next, let me introduce to the netizens.
What are the new methods for rose cutting propagation
In this issue, we will share the best time period for rose cutting propagation. Since the temperature is relatively suitable in the south, we need to take advantage of this period to propagate more. Before cutting, the branches we prepare must be healthy and robust, without any diseases or pests, only then can they be used for propagation, while weak ones are not suitable.
Also, prepare the cutting medium. River sand is the most suitable for use as a cutting medium because it has no nutrients and has good breathability and water drainage. River sand does not cause bacterial infections or breeding issues, so do not mix it with other peat soils or nutrient-rich soils.
Using river sand, there will be no bacterial infections in the pot surface or pot soil during March cutting. The prepared branches need to be processed before cutting. Like this one, we cut it into three segments for propagation.
When cutting, about ten centimeters is fine. If there are five leaves, we only need to cut off three, leaving two. Next, these wounds, or to improve the survival rate, we can apply methylthiophthalamate to the wounds, which allows them to heal quickly and dry up.
Because it has strong permeability and can effectively kill pathogenic bacteria inside the plant. The cutting mouth should also be coated, and the top should be coated as well, because roses are known for being 'medication jars'. This will increase the survival rate. We dig a hole in the medium for it, as these wounds have not fully healed yet.
Just cut, this is a demonstration for everyone. When you propagate, make sure the wound is dried before cutting. Only in this way will the survival rate be high. This completes the propagation. After that, do not rush to expose it to the sun, but place it in a well-ventilated area with scattered light.
Remember to pay attention to the air humidity. If it's too dry, use a spray bottle to mist some water. Also, spray a fungicide every 3-5 days to effectively prevent bacterial infections. The fungicide we most commonly use is carbendazim.
The above is a comprehensive explanation of the new methods for rose cutting propagation, hoping it can serve as a 'brick to attract jade' and solve your green plant problems.