Hydroponic cutting method of rose flower

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1. Cut branches

2. Prepare the container

3. Water quality requirements

4. Carry out hydroponics

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Choose roses that grow well and cut strong branches. They must be free of diseases and insect pests and have full buds. Remove the leaves at the bottom of the branches, cut the bottom into a bevel, and leave 2 to 3 leaves at the top. The cutting container does not need to be too large, and the water quality can be tap water that has been left to stand for a period of time. Place the branches in a container, then add water to cover one-third to one-half of the branches. Pay attention to maintenance, and roots will take place in about 20 days.

1. Cut branches

1. Cut branches

Choose roses that grow well and cut strong branches from above. They must be free of diseases and insect pests and have full buds. It should not be too old, and it is best to have several nodes on the branches. Remove the leaves at the bottom of the branches to prevent them from rotting in water. Use a sharp knife to cut the bottom into a bevel to increase the absorption area. Leave 2 to 3 leaves on the upper end. If you want to reduce water evaporation, you can cut these leaves in half to increase the chance of rooting.

2. Prepare the container

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The container for cuttings does not need to be too large. It needs to be a container that can match the size of the plant. There are not many requirements in terms of color, but it is recommended not to use a completely opaque container.

3. Water quality requirements

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Tap water can be used for water quality, but do not use it right away, because there is still a lot of chlorine used for disinfection in it, which is not good for plant cuttings and rooting. You can take it out and leave it outside for a while before using it again. Come hydroponic cuttings.

4. Hydroponics

Put the branches into the container, and then add the prepared water to cover one-third to one-half of the branches. Pay attention to the later maintenance, change the water once a week, and it will take about 20 days to take root.

2. Prepare the container

3. Water quality requirements

4. Carry out hydroponics

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