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How to Grow Roses from Cuttings - Quick and Easy | Rooting cuttings using a plastic bottle.

Full Step By Step instructions on how to grow roses from cuttings- WITH RESULTS. This is a simple method of rooting cuttings using a plastic bottle. These are roses grown on their own roots with no grafting needed. It is easy to do and it works with nearly all roses. We show you how to do this using a simple propagation technique from cutting through to new rooted plant. How long it takes for rose cuttings to take root will depend the season and if you use a propagation hormone liquid or powder. The liquids are faster and you can often see new roots within 3 - 4 weeks. Key Moments 00:00 Introduction 00:16 Equipment needed 00:30 Soil/Propagating mix 00:54 Preparing cuttings 01:17 Using rooting hormone for roses 01:26 Planting the cutting 01:59 Protecting the cuttings 02:46 Mist Spraying/Watering Rose Cuttings 02:56 Cutting after 8 weeks 03:10 Growing on the cuttings This method will show you how to take a cutting from a rose and how to root a rose cutting. You will need some cuttings, a free draining propagation mix, some sharp secateurs and a hormone cutting powder. The best time to take the cuttings is in late summer. You will need to be able to keep the cuttings in a warm position and we suggest using a propagation box, or a simple makeshift plastic cover. Rose cuttings will need to be kept moist and will take around 8 - 10 weeks to put on good root growth. These roses will be grown on their own root stock which may not be a hardy and disease resistant as roses that are grafted.