How can roses take root quickly, Rose 100 rooting methods

Roses can be coated with some rooting powder, so that they can root quickly, but don't apply too much, too much will affect growth.

The 100% rooting methods of roses are: hydroponics, soil culture, toilet paper cuttings rooting.

1. Hydroponics. > prune the leaves of the rose branch, leaving only about 5 leaves on one branch, and then prune off all the remaining leaves, and then put them in a water bottle, the amount of water should not exceed the leaves, to prevent the leaves from rotting, and finally pinch the moist soil into a ball, close the bottle mouth, so as to prevent bacteria from entering the water, and then place it in a cool place with astigmatism, and it can take root after a month.

2. Soil culture. > before soil culture cuttings, we need to peel off the outer skin of the rose branch, so as to improve the water absorption rate of the branches, after peeling the bark to choose the soil, it is best to choose the sandy soil with good drainage for cuttings, here to remind everyone is that do not water immediately after cuttings, first put it in a cool place for a few days, and then you can carry out normal maintenance after rooting.

3. Toilet paper cuttings rooting.

We need to prune off part of the leaves of the rose branches, put them in a cool place to dry the wound, and then wrap the soaked toilet paper except for the leaves, and put them in a plastic bag, and you need to make a few openings in the plastic bag to ensure that the branches can breathe normally, keep the toilet paper moist, and it will take root in about 10 days.

Essentials of rose farming

1. Soil. The fertile sandy soil is conducive to the growth of roses, which can make the roots strong, and the soil is rich in nutrients, so the roses will grow more and more vigorously, and the soil should not be used all the time, it is best to change the soil every other year to promote flowering and scattering of leaves.

2. Fertilization. When fertilizing roses, we don't need to apply too much fertilizer, otherwise it will lead to overnutrition and death of roses, it is most appropriate to apply liquid fertilizer once a month in spring and autumn, the temperature is too high in summer, and the temperature is too low in winter, so it is best to apply phosphorus-based liquid fertilizer once in about 3 months.

3. Illumination. The growth of roses is inseparable from light, suitable light can promote the growth of roses and can extend the flowering period, 8 hours of light per day is the most suitable, in addition to the low temperature in winter, and the light time is short, it is best to place it by the window or balcony maintenance.

Roses can be rooted by cuttings, usually in spring April and May and autumn September and October each year, using humus, garden soil and vermiculite according to 3:6:2 soil as a seedbed.

Leave 2 4 leaves on the upper part of the cutting, cut off the rest, cut the bottom of the cuttings obliquely 2cm 4cm, and apply 1g l rooting powder solution, insert 5cm deep into the seedbed, and cover with film.

Roses can be rooted by cuttings, generally using small-flowered roses for cuttings, and it is more difficult to root large-scale cuttings, especially yellow and white. Cuttings are usually carried out in April and May in spring and September and October in autumn every year, and the ambient temperature is 15 to 25.

Rose cuttings rooting for the selection of cuttings is not very demanding, healthy and thick branches are enough, you don't have to care whether the branches have bloomed. After cutting the branches from the mother plant, it is necessary to wrap them in plastic or plastic wrap in time to prevent the impact of water loss and drying up too quickly.

The seedbed should use fertile, loose and breathable, well-drained soil as a mechanism, and generally use humus, pastoral soil, and vermiculite in a ratio of 3:6:2 as the seedbed. It is also necessary to prepare a film, which should be used to keep warm and moisturize after the cuttings are completed.

Before cuttings, you need to prune, cut off the leaves under the flower branches, and leave 2 4 small leaves at the upper end of the flower branches. Use a blade to cut a 2cm 4cm hole diagonally at the bottom of the flower branch, apply 1g l of naphthalene acetic acid or indole butyric acid, insert 5cm into the seedbed, and cover the soil surface with a film.