How to grow rose seedlings

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1. Cutting and seedling cultivation

2. Grafting and raising seedlings

3. Seed breeding

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Choose rose cuttings and seedlings in spring or autumn. Cut branches in good development status, dip them in rooting powder and insert them into a moist substrate. Grafting is best done in the summer, using the bud grafting method. After the grafting is done, it will fit tightly and it will heal in one to two weeks. Seeds can be used to raise seedlings, which can be done in the three seasons of spring, summer and autumn. They are soaked in water to accelerate germination, and then sown. They will sprout in about a month.

1. Cutting and seedling cultivation

1. Cutting seedlings

The time is selected in spring or autumn. Cut branches in good development status, leaving leaves at the top, and remove the lower leaves to prevent rot. Then dip the branches into rooting powder, insert the branches into a moist substrate, and place them in a semi-shady place. After the roots grow, they can be moved to a large pot for maintenance.

2. Grafting and seedling raising

Time You can choose to do it in March, July or mid-to-late September. Summer is the best time, and recovery is fastest during this time. It is best to use the bud grafting method. The rootstock needs to be biennial, healthy and free from diseases and insect pests. Insert the selected buds into it, fit it tightly, and tie the outside with plastic strips. It will heal in about one to two weeks. Remove the tied strips in about 15 days.

3. Seed Seedling

Spring It can be carried out in the three seasons of summer and autumn. The seeds have a hard outer skin and the germination rate can be improved by hiding them in sand for a period of time. First soak the seeds in water at 40 degrees Celsius for about 5-7 hours, take them out and dry them. Choose a shallow pot and fill it with humus soil. After sowing it, cover it with a layer of fine soil of about 2cm to ensure the temperature is good. Buds will sprout in about a month.

         

2. Grafting and raising seedlings

3. Seed breeding

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