Cutting method and time of roses

First, the cutting time is mainly in spring and autumn, specifically between April and May and 9- 10. The temperature in these two periods is more suitable, which is more conducive to the rooting and later growth of cuttings. Just use live buds as cuttings when inserting. In addition, it can also be carried out in winter and spring, when hard branches are used as cuttings.

2. Choose the leaves and leaves that were born in the same year and have no disease. After the flowering period, clean up the old leaves with residual flowers and cut off small pieces with a length of cm as cuttings after sufficient nutrients. Remember to remove most of the leaves from them, leaving only two small pieces at the base. Then dip rooting powder in the incision and insert it into the soil. Don't cut it too deep, just two-thirds of it can be buried, leaving two small buds outside, and when new leaves grow, it will prove that the cutting is successful.

Third, hard branch cutting selects branches that grow vigorously and also cuts them into small pieces with a length of 10 cm. The treatment and cutting methods are similar to the live bud method. After inserting, water it in time, set up a good frame, and then cover it with plastic film to keep warm and moisturize. In spring, the film can be uncovered and the leaves turn green, indicating that the roots have grown well and can be transplanted.