What are the methods of propagating roses?

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1. Sowing seeds

2. Division method

3. Cutting method

4. Grafting

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Rose flowers can be propagated by seeds, only for single-petaled varieties. Pick the seeds, wrap them in moist sand, soak them in water to germinate and sow them. Dividing is to dig out a strong growing plant with its roots, divide it into several parts, and plant them separately. Cut off 15cm strong two-year-old branches and insert them into the substrate. Grafting can also be carried out by cutting or splitting, which is also very commonly used.

1. Sowing seeds

1. Sowing seeds

1. This method is only suitable for single-petaled ones. The seeds will be mature in October, so pick them off.

2. Wrap it in moist sand and store it. You can sow it in the spring of the next year.

3. Before planting, soak it in warm water of about 40 degrees for 5-7 hours, take it out and dry it before spreading. Choose a soft and nutritious substrate, cover it with 2cm of fine soil after sowing, and it will sprout in about one month.

2. Division method

It can be done in the two seasons of spring and autumn. Dig out strong growing plants with their roots, being careful not to damage the roots. Then divide it into several parts according to the roots and plant them separately.

3. Cutting Method

1 1. Cut two-year-old strong branches of about 15cm and smear the lower ends of the branches with mud.

2. Choose a soft and breathable substrate, which is beneficial to survival.

3. Insert it and place it in a semi-shady place. It will take about 1 month to take root.

Four. Grafting

The final It is suitable to use wild roses and roses as rootstocks in summer, which must be strong and free of diseases and insect pests. Use cutting or splitting to connect and fit, tie things up to fix it, and dismantle it in about 15 days.

2. Division method

3. Cutting method

4. Grafting

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