When to take cuttings of small roses

1. Best time

The best time to propagate small rose cuttings is the second half of April and the first half of May every spring. The temperature during this period is more suitable and the climate is relatively stable, so if cuttings are carried out at this time, the survival rate of young plants will be higher. In addition, it can also be carried out in autumn from August to October, but the temperature difference between morning and evening will be relatively large, which will have some impact on the survival of the young plants.

2. Tips to increase survival rate

1. Branch selection: If you want to increase the survival rate of cuttings, the selection of branches is crucial. Try to choose healthy, thick and well-growing branches as cuttings, because they have stronger physiological activity and more nutrients, so the success rate of cuttings using them will be higher.

2. Selection of flower soil: The flower soil for cuttings is also very important. Be sure to choose flower soil with good air permeability and certain gaps inside, which will help the cuttings take root. If the density of the flower soil is too high, it will be difficult for the roots of the young plants to grow.

3. Keep moist: After the cuttings are completed, you need to pay more attention to the condition of the flower soil and water it in time to keep it in a relatively moist state, which is more conducive to the rooting of the young plants.