Rose Gardening : How to Propagate Rose Plants

[Tiqitproductions]

Excellent!!! It made it look so easy!!

[goldenpassages]

will the rose grow true to the parent plant? since you do not have the graft knot where it was grafted to make a more superior plant

[Rubby213445]

@goldenpassages yes

[hackalabac]

good infos. i will try it out

[MrMoodyMusic]

Thanks !



[hauntsrus]

Hi my hubby has bought me a floral arrangment of some KNOCK OUT roses tall and full. I was wondering if I could cut from it to get a rose plant? I know this might be a dumb ?

[thesunsetreptiles]

that doesnt look like a rose to me

[Itrustnujesus]

I have tried on several occasions to propagate rose cuttings, on 2 occasions I started to see a little bit of growth like a red stem was coming out but the cuttings just died, now I have dipped the cuttings in honey and then in water and then planted in a pot but no luck! what am I doing wrong? please help!

[sergiolad]

@Itrustnujesus cause probably the cutting didn't take not all cutting will root and also you might want to wait till it stops flowering or in winter you will have more chances of a successful rooting. always try to take several cuttings off your plant so u can have more of a chance of propagating it. hope it helps take care Cheers

[Ruffian144]

Thanks! I had no idea it was so simple.

[afype]

This is great. i was wondering if the propogated plant from cutting has the exact cgracteristic of the parent plant ?. I cut a branch off of this gorgous rose plant in a rose park one time and planted it in dirt, using rooting compund, But I dont know if will be the same rose I saw in the park !. Also, I've seen aome beautiful roses that you can purchase as cut plant in the store...Would they be a good candidate for planting ?

[79bizmark]

@afype the cutting should be the same as the one from the park. In terms of the cut plant of the ones in the floral departments, it would not be adviseable. the roses in the floral departments are bread from roses from the very warm parts of the world and may not grow well in your climate zone

[gzusrulzme1]

thanks so much for sharing this info with us!

[amit85]

does it matter what season you do this in? it's mid october now and if i do this, will it damage my existing rose or make it difficult to grow the cutting? i live in norther CA.

[afype]

@amit85 No it doen't matter. as long as you keep the young plant in awarm place, like near a sunny window indoors.

[Meekseek]

Actually You can root most roses without using rooting hormones rose cuttings contain auxin (indoleacetic acid -- "IAA"), a natural root-promoting hormone. :)

[5ive5ive9]

hey its much easier, to just take your cutting and put in soil or dirt, make sure it is moist and never dries out, and you will see new growth, within a few weeks, the rose cuttings starts to form a callus type root and that helps it to grow.

[conoslip]

Wow! rooting roses in water? what planet is she from? 

[truemirror]

@conoslip lol I was thinking the same thing, I've never seen it either.

[splifey]

thanks for the video,

how long can you leave it in a pot that size before it starts to get root bound?

[moodykitty]

My cut roses have never grown roots in water...

[senatorkaty]

do you have to change the water while the roots are growing? p.s. this video really helped thanks so much!

[SuperParadox777]

Excellent video!

[dionysus2008]

selling flowers for more than 15yrs means you must be really experienced. so anything you say goes boss. really want a few rose bushes so need the advice

[gnashings]

I'm really new to gardening, we just bought our first house a little over a year ago (yey!), and I really wante to try cloning a rose bush we have. So I started reading, and my head spun - hormones, little green houses made out of ziploc bags, exact measurements, aspirin in the water... Honestly, they made it sound so scary I ended up not doing it this year. Wish I checked you tube and saw your video first!

[lostincanadaon]

Honey!

My surprise!!

I will try it. Thanks.

U are not going to kill the root growing hormone businesses.