Rose cuttings

Hi
I'm rather new with rose cuttings I recently took some Golden Showers cuttings all have sprouted new shoots but haven't produced any roots yet is this normal thanks.

 

Hi
I now have twelve cuttings from various roses that have done the same thing shoots before roots and growing fast I keep checking and still no roots is this normal for rose cuttings I'm a bit confused.

 

I did a few rose cuttings around two/three years ago. Most just turned black and the one that rooted eventually died the year after... so not tried since!

 

Two to three weeks ago as they are growing new shoots I should expect roots shouldn't I

 

I think its fairly normal to take cuttings in the open ground late summer.
Then dont dig them up until the winter after i.e about 18 months.

I've got a few I took this time last year, a couple even flowered in the summer, but I wont lift them until dormant in winter.

 

So should I just leave them in there pots until next year I have them in my propagator if they keep growing ill have to stick them out in the garden.

 

Dunno, I've never tried to root them in a propagator?

I'd not move something from a propagator to the garden at this time of the year.

My guess is that if you are sure they have no roots, the new growth is just being supported by the humidity in the propagator.
If they dont root soon, the chances are they might die.

 

Lifted my rose cuttings to day, these were taken July 14, so have been undisturbed for over a year.
Reasonable roots, the strongest one has produced the best root system.
They were taken from a Bush that had almost completely been overtaken by root suckers, something that cannot happen now, if I can keep them alive.

 

That's good root growth on them for their size Pete. They should grow into strong, healthy plants.