Can rose branches be planted alive?

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1. Can I do a job?

2. Cutting process

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Rose branches can be inserted live. But the branches must be fresh. Leaving them for too long will affect their rooting. First, cut a 10 cm long branch after flowering, retain a few bud points, and remove the lower leaves. Then use plain sand or plain soil as the potting soil, and do not add base fertilizer. Then insert the branches into the pot soil. Do not water before inserting. Then put it in a cool and ventilated place to receive scattered light.

1. Can I do a job?

1. Can it be transplanted and grown?

Rose flowers can be propagated by cuttings, so the flower branches can be transplanted and grown. However, the branches should be fresh, otherwise the survival rate will be affected. Before cutting, it should be properly treated and given a suitable environment, which will be more conducive to its rooting and germination.

2. Cutting process

1 3. Select cuttings: In order to ensure the survival of rose cuttings, you need to select branches that grow thickly. Generally, the flower branches bought in flower shops have been treated and are not easy to take root. After the plant blooms, cut off 10 cm long branches. Keep a few bud points on the branches, and then remove the lower leaves.

2. Pot soil preparation: Cuttings should not use soil with strong fertility. For soil, it is better to use plain sand or plain soil. If the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content in the soil is sufficient, not only will it not help its growth, but it will also inhibit rooting. In order to ensure that you will not get sick after cutting, you need to disinfect the potting soil first and leave it in the sun for two days.

3. Carry out cuttings: After preparing the cuttings and potting soil, you can carry out cuttings. Cuttings are usually carried out in spring or autumn. Insert the branch into the potting soil to a depth of about half the length of the branch. It is not advisable to water before cutting to prevent the pot soil from being too wet.

4. Follow-up care: After cutting, place the flowerpot in A cool and ventilated place with a certain amount of astigmatism. After a week, you can put it in a sunny place, but avoid exposure to the sun. When receiving light, you can spray water appropriately to keep the environment moist.

2. Cutting process

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