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Rose cutting propagation

# Hard wood Cutting to be made from dormant plant in late august or early September.
# A rule in making hardwood cuttings is to cut immediately below a node at the base and immediately above a node at the terminal.
# Remove all buds except the one at the tip node, this tends to discourage the development of water sprouts later in the growth of the plant.
# Better rooting will be obtained if the cuttings are planted in a well-drained sandy or sandy loam soil.
# “own-rooted” plants, should be allowed to grow in the place for at least one seasons or ideally for two seasons.
# To grow the rose plants from softwood cuttings made from material during its current or first season of growth.
# The cuttings, 6 to 7 inches long with only the basal leaves removed, are planted upright about 3 inches deep.
# Softwood usually set in sand as the rooting medium and are shaded with cheesecloth until rooted.
# Soft wood cuttings root commonly in from 10 to 14 days-a shorter period than required for hardwood cuttings.
# Softwood cuttings should be made as early in a season as the wood becomes sufficiently mature.
# Cuttings may be taken from any part of a current and only current-season shoot.
# Cutting should be made from upper tip only.
# 15 days Before making cutting of any type, stock (Healthy plant) should be feed with systemic Fungicide/Pesticide for minimum 3 Dose, and at least 1 doses of auxin (Rooting Hormone).
# Keep cutting in rooting hormone for at least 30 min.
# Water frequently to keep moisture in plant media.
# Pot size should not be more then 5inches (3 is better) height of pot should be around 4-6 inches.

Disclaimer: I have never practiced rooting of rose from Cutting. This article is from one of my resent readings.

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