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Propagating roses from stems?

Discussion in 'Roses' started by Fattyfish, Jul 17, 2016.

  1. Fattyfish

    Fattyfish Apprentice Gardener

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    Im interested in propagating a couple of my, and my neighbours roses. Ive seen videos on youtube showing propagating using the stems and hormone powder. The videos are a bit vague, just wondering if anyone has had much success with this system of propagation? Or a better way?
    Ive also seen in the video's, propagating rose stems in a potato? has anyone tried this? and do you not just end up with a load of potatos?
     
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    Loofah Admin Staff Member

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    I've always just chopped about a foot length roughly pencil thick and stuck it deeply into the ground. Always worked so far!
     
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    • Redwing

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      Roses are really easy to propagate. This is what I do. In the late summer or early autumn cut some stems about a 10" long, cut below a leaf node, remove the lower leaves and place them in a large pot filled with sand. Keep them wet if the weather is dry in the autumn and then forget about then until about March. Most will root by then.
       
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      • burnie

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        I think I'll steer clear of "Rose " questions for a bit lol.
         
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