Grow roses at home

Every year the passion for growing home roses is gaining more and more popularity.

When we receive fragrant noble flowers as a gift, we involuntarily catch ourselves thinking, “I wish we could preserve this beauty for a long time,” but this is possible - you just need to know how to grow a rose. For a long time, pink bouquets have amazed us with their aroma and delicate beauty, but sooner or later cut plants "die" and we regretfully throw away the faded short-lived charm in the trash bin. And it is completely in vain, because any rose can be grown even at home.

Content

• How to grow
• How to grow a rose from a cutting
• How to grow a rose from seeds
• How to grow a rose from a cut flower in a potato
• A Few Secrets for All Growing Methods

We probably never get tired of wondering at the beauty of roses

Miniature red rose Dwarf Polyantha

The rose is the perfect flower that perfectly complements the collection of houseplants

You don't have to be a breeder to start growing flowers. You can turn to the experience of other people on the Internet and, with the help of video tutorials, master one of the simple techniques at home in spring or autumn, or at the dacha in a greenhouse.

How to grow

Far from everyone will be able to grow roses at home right away, special knowledge is needed here

There are several options for growing roses:

• cuttings in water and soil;
• cuttings in potatoes;
• removal from seeds in the ground;
• in the greenhouse.

Caring for home roses is significantly different from caring for garden roses.

To understand which method is the most interesting, or simple and effective, we will consider each of the methods in detail and learn how to properly grow these noble flowers at home or in a greenhouse.

How to grow a rose from a cutting

This method is considered the most effective and efficient for any varieties of roses; varieties, whose ancestors were the rose hips, take root especially well at home. This is originally a wild plant, a fallen branch of which instantly germinated even on not the most fertile soil. That is why his descendants take root at home by cuttings from a bouquet much faster, in contrast to artificially selected species.

Indoor rose will become a magnificent element of your interior decor

What roses should not be rooted at home:

• tea European;
• hybrids from South America;
• Dutch long-stemmed.

These are capricious and complex flowers that require the use of special skills - budding. Here you need to be able to implant buds into the growing branches of the rose hips, taking into account the seasonal characteristics.In addition, they are distinguished by especially long periods of transportation, in order to preserve life and freshness, the plants are treated with special preparations, which reduces to a minimum the probability of successful removal by cuttings from the bouquet. And the likelihood of growing such a rose from a cutting is not only at home, but even according to all the rules in a greenhouse, it comes down to 10%, not a single most competent and detailed video will help here, a plantation and an appropriate climate will be required.

Gorgeous black rose Halfeti

Season:

It is necessary to start preparing correctly from the moment the rose fell into the hands and the vase. If you have ever grown them yourself or want to take them from friends from the garden, it is best to do this in the fall, if we want to give life to a flower from a bouquet at home, the season does not matter, you can root it at any time of the year. However, experienced breeders claim that nature tells us with its entire existence that all plants germinate best in spring.

If you liked a rose from a bouquet, then you can give it a second life by cutting and planting its stalk.

Procedure:

1. Choose a few roses from the bouquet, cut off the buds, remove the thorns and completely immerse the stems in water for a day.
2. With a sharp knife or scissors, cut off the stem obliquely at an angle, which will prevent air from entering the cut. But it's not that simple - you need to cut in the right places. The stalk should be at least 10 cm long and have at least one bud; ideally, the lower cut should be made in the middle between the nodes, and the upper one immediately above the bud should not be longer than 1 cm and sprinkle with crushed activated carbon. The bottom of the cutting is cut crosswise with a knife no deeper than 8 mm. The bottom cut is treated with a root growth stimulant that can be purchased at any gardening store.
3. We put it in a vase of water and cover it with a plastic bag, many gardeners add a couple of drops of honey there, since it is a good biostimulant or their chemical versions. We do not change the water, we just defend it and pour it into the vase as it evaporates. There is another option - you can place the cutting directly into the soil, the main thing is not to forget to water it regularly so that the soil always remains moist.
4. When roots appear in the water, we plant them in a pot, with the option of rooting immediately in the ground, we just wait for the result.

Rooting the cuttings directly into the ground

Advice! Before placing the cuttings in the soil, it is worthwhile to first make drainage in the pot - pour special pebbles. In order for the stalk to grow quickly and correctly, it is even worth building a mini-greenhouse in a pot at home - a kind of greenhouse on a wire frame, covered with polyethylene. How to arrange it can be found on the video on the Internet.

So that the soil is not waterlogged, it is necessary to make drainage

How to grow a rose from seeds

Most often, we receive seeds from China. It would seem that this is such a distant country, can a miracle happen, and shriveled grains will turn into beautiful plants? And this magic happens, the main thing is to follow the sequence correctly, very well and simply the procedure is described in the video tutorials for beginners.

Delicate pink beauty will look great on the windowsill

What to do:

1. Preparing seeds for planting. We build a backing of gauze, cloth or cotton pads so that this layer can retain moisture.

   Seeds are best harvested from lightly ruddy fruits.

2. Add some hydrogen peroxide.
3. We place the seeds.
4. Cover with another layer identical to the substrate.

   Preparing seeds for planting

5. We put all this in a container, wrap it loosely with polyethylene and place it in a cool, dark place.
6. We are waiting for everything to germinate, constantly maintaining humidity.

   Seed napkins can also be packed in individual plastic bags

7. Sprouted seeds are planted in soil or peat tablets, which can be bought at any specialized store.
8. It remains to maintain a normal level of lighting and temperature plus 18-20 degrees.
9. The first buds should not be grown in the hope of a bouquet, they must be cut off, this will ensure good root development.
10. The plant can then be grown at home or in a greenhouse.

Yellow roses grown at home

It takes much longer to grow a rose from seeds than from a cut cuttings in a bouquet, however, some rare varieties can only be grown in this way.

Magnificent two-tone rose "Osiria"

How to grow a rose from a cut flower in a potato

This uncomplicated method is already almost a hundred years old, it is suitable specifically for the home, for the scale of an industrial greenhouse it would take too much time and energy consumption. It can be grown both from bushes from a summer cottage in the fall, and from a cut bouquet at any time of the year. To help novice gardeners, there are many videos with detailed visual instructions.

Lovely indoor peach rose

Your every look at such a rose grown with your own hands at home is an elevated mood.

What you need:

• medium sized pots;
• potato tubers;
• bouquet of roses;
• knife;
• large jar;
• drainage stones;
• some sand;
• soil for flowers (any);
• flora restorer.

Roses go well with other flowers.

Process:

1. We form a pot - pour stones for drainage on the bottom, a layer of sand 3-5 cm, fill in part of the soil.
   

   Advice: if you did not use purchased land, you need to add phytosporin to it to restore microflora.

2. We prepare the cuttings as described in the section on cuttings and stick the potatoes into the tubers with a lower sharp cut.

   Growing roses in potatoes

3. Place the potatoes together with the cuttings in prepared pots and sprinkle with earth (drop in).
4. Placed in places with good lighting.
5. Many gardeners advise using an ordinary jar as a greenhouse, others argue that the potato itself is capable of maintaining the life of the rose stem in the desired state without a greenhouse effect. Roses grow this way and that, you can try both options.
6. When the stems have hardened and grown, they are planted in pots in the usual manner.

After strengthening the stems, the roses must be transplanted into pots.

It is no secret that many gardeners grow roses for business and therefore are reluctant to share their secrets, considering everyone to be potential competitors. However, some summer residents who have greenhouses learn the same moments from their own experience and willingly share with each other.

A few shared secrets

1. When growing a rose in winter, when there is a lack of natural light, it is worth organizing artificial lighting, and fluorescent lamps are best suited for this. If there is not enough light in greenhouses, it is better to use sodium varieties with a power not exceeding 650W.
2. It is better to replant roses closer to autumn, so that it has time to take root by winter, or in spring, so that it can take root by summer.

   It is best to replant roses in the fall.

3. You need to carefully monitor the appearance of plants and, at the slightest appearance of spots and darkening, figure out what is the reason and take action. In the early stages, any shoot diseases can be cured.
4. If you use a jar as a greenhouse, it should be lifted periodically and the seedlings should be allowed to “breathe”.
5. When transplanting rooted stems from greenhouse conditions into pots, this should be done gradually, increasing the time they stay without a greenhouse. It is not recommended to immediately remove the jar or polyethylene, this is stress for the rose.
6. As a greenhouse, you can use not only polyethylene or cans, cut plastic bottles are great.
7. For domestic roses, you should not save and take land from parks, vegetable gardens, etc. It is better to buy a special one in a store, it is lighter in structure, has the necessary nutrients and does not contain pathogens.

Beautiful rose "Princess Alexandra of Kent"

Currently, there are a lot of varieties of roses, which allows everyone to find an option to their liking.

Understanding how to grow a rose from a cut flower or seed is a simple matter, the main thing is to follow the instructions clearly. It is much more important to properly care for it for months during the growth process, preventing temperature extremes and drying out of the soil. Also, gardeners recommend additionally regularly spray the cuttings from above. With strict observance of all the necessary conditions and recommendations, after a long period of continuous care for a fragile plant, a beautiful rose will reveal itself to the world and its owners. Under careful care, the home rose is able to satisfy aesthetic needs, bring freshness and give a feeling of coziness for many years out of seasons.

In almost every garden you can see magnificent roses of a wide variety of shades, and this is not surprising, because it is not for nothing that the rose is considered the real queen of the flower garden. Another thing is strange - why did not growing roses at home become as widespread? Just imagine how pleasant it is to admire the lovely bloom of these exquisite flowers all year round and inhale their delicate fragrance!

What types of roses are suitable for growing at home?

Perhaps the whole point is that the rose is a very demanding and difficult houseplant to grow. Even with her garden relatives, not every florist can cope, let alone potted plants forced to grow in stuffy and cramped city apartments. If you do not make an effort and do not provide suitable growing conditions for indoor roses, they will hardly be able to achieve sustainable flowering indoors from them. Therefore, be prepared for the fact that the home rose will have to pay more attention than the rest of the indoor plants.

If you do not make an effort and do not provide indoor roses with suitable conditions for growth, they will hardly be able to achieve sustainable flowering indoors from them.

Of the whole variety of roses for home growing, only some varieties that are compact in size are suitable.

Video about growing indoor roses

Here are the main groups of roses that are most often found in apartments or offices:

Miniature roses

The height of the bushes reaches 30 cm, the smallest specimens do not exceed 10 cm.The plants are covered with small dark green matte leaves. Small double flowers are gathered in inflorescences and may be fragrant or odorless. The colors are very diverse. Flowering usually occurs in spring and summer.

Tea roses

In the garden, high varieties of tea roses are usually grown, while for home cultivation, varieties up to 50 cm high are used. Tea roses bloom profusely, for quite a long time, flowers of different shades have a pleasant aroma.

Tea roses bloom profusely for quite some time

Bengal roses

Unlike many other varieties of roses, Bengal roses do not require a rest period, they are able to bloom magnificently almost all year round. Bengal rose varieties are great for growing at home, as they are unpretentious and compact enough (no higher than 50 cm). The leaves of strongly branching bushes are small, the flowers are small, double, with a rich aroma. The color is pink, red or white.

Polyanthus roses

A variety of highly branching roses with extremely abundant flowering - bushes up to half a meter high are strewn with double or semi-double flowers, collected in inflorescences. There are cream, carmine, pink shades of flowers.

Polyanthus roses - a variety of highly branching roses with extremely abundant flowering

Secrets of caring for indoor roses

If when growing garden roses, the main care is reduced to the destruction of pests, watering and pruning plants for the winter, then roses in pots require much more attention. So that indoor roses do not acquire a deplorable look soon after purchase, it is necessary to provide them with suitable conditions and proper care:

Do not forget to water the roses abundantly, they like it when the soil is constantly wet

• roses need sunlight - a window facing west or east would be the best option;
• these capricious flowers do not tolerate dry air, so be sure to monitor the humidity in the room, especially in winter, during the heating season;
• the recommended room temperature is about +25 degrees, overheating can be detrimental to the plant;
• ventilate the room regularly to provide the roses with fresh air and protect them from overheating;
• the soil in pots must be breathable, nutritious and loose;
• be sure to provide a drainage layer at the bottom of the pots;
• do not forget to water the roses abundantly, they like it when the soil is constantly moist;
• remove wilted flowers immediately to prolong flowering;
• Do not fill the entire window sill with indoor plants - roses need space, and crowding of plants contributes to the spread of diseases and pests.

Video about caring for a home rose

Watering indoor roses deserves special attention: the soil should not be allowed to dry out, but the water should not stand in the pan either, it must be drained one hour after watering. If the roses grow in small pots, it is better to saturate them with water. During the entire flowering period, watering should be more intense.

So that growing roses in pots does not bring you additional trouble, constantly inspect the plants for pests or signs of disease. Especially often, aphids settle on indoor roses, and gray rot or powdery mildew can occur from high humidity. To prevent fungal diseases, it is recommended to air the roses in pots more often and cut out dense thickets.

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What could be more beautiful than a fresh blossoming pink bud, yes, and not somewhere on a flower bed or lawn, but on your windowsill? To breed a real rose garden in your apartment, perhaps you just need to know how to properly care for a whimsical plant so that it delights you with its flowering longer.

Roses in culture

The first roses began to be grown and selected by the ancient Romans. In the writings of ancient Roman writers that have survived to this day, about ten varieties are mentioned, today their number is measured in hundreds of names.

Rose is a collective name for varieties and species of plants of the genus rose hips, which have long been cultivated by people. Most of the currently existing varieties of climbing and bush roses were obtained by the method of selection, through multiple crosses and painstaking selection, while some varieties are variations of the forms of wild species.

Classification - varieties and species

The need for a garden classification system is due to the development of the science of selection. Acquaintance with the classifier allows breeders to continue their work on breeding new varieties of the "queen of flowers", and amateur flower growers, to properly care for their very capricious green pets. Without going too far into the abyss of breeding science, all currently existing species can be conditionally divided into several groups and classes, depending on the presence of stable garden traits.

The first version of the classifier was created and approved by the American Rose Society in 1976. In 2000, the classifier was published in "Modern Roses" in a slightly modified and supplemented form. In accordance with this version, all roses can be divided into the following types: old, wild and modern garden roses, with subsequent gradation into certain groups depending on the color and number of petals.

A flower garden on your windowsill

Growing roses at home is a painstaking occupation, which only an experienced florist can handle. In order for a green pet to feel great and regularly delight you with its flowering, the plant needs to create comfortable conditions for growth. First of all, it must be remembered that a rose bush is thermophilic, which means that it is necessary to place flower pots in places where sunlight often looks.

The flowering frequency depends entirely on the amount of sunlight, while it is important to observe the optimal temperature regime, which varies between 15-20 C. The air should be moderately humid, which is why it is recommended to spray the stems and leaves of the flower with water several times during the day. Watering must be done daily. It is best if for these purposes you use settled water, which flower growers recommend periodically pouring into the pan of the pot.

A few words must be said about the choice of pot and soil. The container should be spacious with the obligatory presence of drainage holes. On the bottom of the pot, you also need to lay some pebbles, and then humus or peat, river sand, clay and black soil should be placed on top of this layer.

Important: humus or peat should be at least 50%, sand - 15% and black soil - about 20%. Note that rose bushes in alkaline soil wither quickly and often get sick.

Reproduction of rose bushes at home

Landing can be done in several ways:

• using seeds;
• by vaccination;
• by cuttings.

The most optimal and effective method of the above is to grow roses from cuttings. In order for the reproduction procedure to be successful for the cutting, you need to choose a stem with a formed bud.

Such samples are the most persistent, since they contain the maximum possible amount of nutrients needed for the development of the plant's root system. Undoubtedly, there are cases when it was possible to grow a rose bush from a flower included in an ordinary store bouquet, but such precedents are very rare.

So, when choosing a stalk for planting, you need to pay attention to its length, its optimal indicator is about 30 cm.Further, you need to make an incision at a minimum angle of inclination, remove the bud and leaves with a sharp knife.

After performing these manipulations, the cutting should be left in a container of water for 10-15 minutes. Next, you need to process the sections (lower and upper) with potassium permanganate. Before planting the cuttings in the ground, the preparation process of which is described in detail above, it must be kept for a day in a weak solution of heteroauxin. To prepare the solution, it is recommended to adhere to the following proportions: 1 tablet per 1 liter of settled water. Heteroauxin can be replaced with potassium permanganate.

It is recommended to plant the cutting in well-loosened soil, it is important to make sure that the bud (the second node of the cutting) is above the soil.

After planting the cuttings, you need to create a greenhouse. You can use plastic wrap or a cut plastic bottle for this purpose. Watering, spraying should be carried out daily, but in such a way that the root system does not rot.

After some time, when the first leaves appear on the handle, the greenhouse can be removed. To strengthen the root system, flower growers recommend cutting the buds in the first year after the growing season.

Diseases and pests

Rose bushes sometimes get sick and are exposed to pests. There can be two reasons why your green pet, once full of health, began to wither before our eyes: frequent watering, leading to decay of the root system ("black leg" effect), pests.

Very often, rose bushes become victims of the "spider mite".In this case, the appearance of a thin cobweb wrapping around the stems and leaves will be an alarming signal for you.

Such a mite literally sucks all the forces out of the plant, and is also the causative agent of many diseases. In order to get rid of the spider mite, it is necessary to treat the plant with special medications, 3-4 times with an interval of several days.

And one more good advice ... Growing rose bushes in a city apartment is possible only if you adhere to all of the above recommendations for caring for them.

Do not forget to water your pet regularly, as well as feed it periodically. The frequency of feeding depends on the flowering stage. If the bush is blooming, it is recommended to feed it once every two weeks.

In order to avoid the appearance of diseases and the spread of parasites, inspect the leaves and stems of the pet daily, only in this case, the flower will reciprocate and delight you with the fragrance of graceful buds!

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Video - how to grow a rose from a cut flower

Sometimes you don't want to part with the flowers you donated. In this case, you can make a little effort and grow seedlings for further planting in permanent soil.

Many people are interested in how to grow a rose from a cut from a bouquet. Especially if the variety is unusual or extremely dear to the heart. If you wish, you can root the flower you like, and you should not delay with this.

Time frames for grafting roses

The most successful will be the propagation of roses by cuttings that were cut in the first summer months. It is advisable that the flowers are previously grown in the local climate and not treated with chemicals to prolong the life of the buds.

The best times for germination of cuttings are June days, in August it will be more difficult to achieve the formation of roots on the stems. The hardest part is to grow the plant during the winter months, and keep the cuttings of the roses until spring.

Do not delay receiving cuttings for several days after receiving the bouquet. Fresh flowers brought home on the same day are more likely to germinate.

How to prepare cuttings correctly?

For grafting, it is necessary to select the strongest flowers with beautiful buds from the bouquet. Their stems should be at the initial stage of lignification, that is, be brown. Too immature ones do not yet have the strength to germinate, and dark brown ones are already beginning to rot.

If the flowers are fresh, cuttings can be prepared immediately. When the roses have stood in the vase for a couple of days, it is necessary to cut off the cuts by a couple of centimeters and place them in cold water for 4-6 hours.

Preparing cuttings:

1. Cut the buds from the selected flowers. You will no longer need them to plant flowers.
2. Cut the stems into cuttings from 15 to 30 cm. It is recommended to leave at least 3 buds on each cuttings. The top should be 1 cm below the end of the apex, and the bottom should be 2 cm above the base.
3. The top cut should be straight, the bottom cut at an acute angle.
4. Remove all the lower leaves from the cutting, and cut the upper ones by a third.
5. Place the cut stems in water to which the root growth stimulant has been added for 6 hours.
6. Then you can start rooting the rose in any way possible.

Cuttings that have been formed from the middle of the stem take root most well. However, it is recommended to keep all of them, as the chances of germination of most of the flowers increase.

The pruner or flower knife should be very sharp so that the stem does not break during pruning. In addition, the instruments must be disinfected before work.

Use of growth stimulants

To increase the chances of root germination and speed up this process, a ready-made preparation or one prepared by yourself should be added to the soaking water.It is necessary to soak the cuttings in solutions from purchased additives for several hours, while a self-prepared growth stimulator acts throughout the day.

What can you soak cuttings in:

• Kornevin (1 gr.per 1 liter of water);
• Heteroauxin (1 tablet for 2.5 liters of liquid);
• Radifarm (2 drops per 1 liter of water);
• Zircon (1 ml per 10 liters of liquid);
• Epin extra (1 ampoule for 2 liters of water);
• aloe juice (the composition forms 9 parts of water and 1 part of juice);
• water with honey (1 teaspoon of beekeeping product is added to half a liter of liquid).

Of all the listed biostimulants, Radifarm is the most active. Therefore, the time for soaking cuttings in it is reduced to 30 minutes.

Rooting methods

There are several ways to grow a rose from a cutting. Most often, flowers are germinated in water or soil. However, there are more interesting options. For example, gardeners grow roses in bags, potato tubers or newspaper.

Germination in water

This option is the simplest, fastest and most affordable. An important step in germination in this way is the selection of high-quality water. Rain or spring liquid is most suitable, and tap water is also suitable.

However, the liquid from the pipeline must be prepared in advance. It must be filtered, and then allowed to stand for a day.

How to germinate roots:

1. Pour a small amount of water into the jar.
2. Dip the prepared cuttings into the liquid by about 1-3 cm.
3. Remove the container to any place where direct sunlight does not fall.

The water should be changed every 2 days. Growing with this method takes about 3 weeks. Initially, white formations will appear on the stems, from which new roots will grow from the consequences. This method has a significant disadvantage - often part of the cuttings irrevocably rots.

In pots

The method of growing roses in pots is a little more complicated, and at the same time it is one of the most effective.

For rooting you will need:

• bottom container for soil;
• upper transparent - for the formation of a mini-greenhouse;
• potassium permanganate solution;
• priming;
• some small stones and sand for drainage.

Initially, you need to choose a suitable container for disembarkation. If one cutting is grown, a 0.5 liter pot will suffice for it. Accordingly, with an increase in the number of future flowers, the capacity and its capacity increases.

Steps for rooting in a pot:

1. Process the container for planting with potassium permanganate. This will disinfect it from harmful bacteria.
2. Put small stones for drainage on the bottom, then pour in a suitable purchased soil mixture, tamp it slightly. You can prepare the soil yourself. To do this, you need to take garden soil and sand in a 2: 1 ratio. Be sure to disinfect the resulting soil.
3. Make a small depression in the ground, place the stalk in it. If several of them are planted, the distance between them should be about 6 cm. Compact the loosened soil, pour with settled water.
4. Form greenhouse conditions. To do this, cover the planted cuttings with a jar or plastic bottle if they are in a pot. The seedlings in the box are covered with foil.
5. As the topsoil dries out, spray it with a spray bottle.

The room temperature should be at least 25 degrees during the day, and at night the mark on the thermometer should drop to 18. The germination of cuttings should be judged by the appearance of new light green shoots in about a month.

At this stage, it is necessary to periodically begin to remove the shelter from the roses. First, airing is performed for 3-5 minutes, then gradually the time can be increased. When full leaves appear, the greenhouse is removed completely.

Growing roses in a bag

Rooting the stems in a bag is also a way to help provide future seedlings with maximum moisture and greenhouse conditions. The method is good because it does not require additional packaging for planting.

Stages of growing a rose:

1. Fill the bag 1/3 full with soil suitable for these flowers.
2. Treat the cut of the cutting with a solution to enhance root formation, place it in the ground.
3. Fill the remaining space in the bag with air, tie and hang close to the window.

The first shoots begin to appear after 2 weeks. It will be possible to transplant the resulting seedlings into the ground in a month.

Using potatoes

The main advantage of growing a strong root system of a rose in a potato is a suitable tuber moisture and nutrition of the cuttings with an optimal amount of carbohydrates. This method allows you to get strong seedlings without spending much effort on it.

Initially, you need to prepare the potatoes. The tuber should be of medium size. It should not be rotten, have damaged areas or loose skin. Rinse the potatoes thoroughly, disinfect in a solution of potassium permanganate and dry.

How to germinate a rose stalk in a potato:

1. Cut a groove in the tuber, a little short of the opposite side. In width, it should repeat the diameter of the stem.
2. Treat the cut of the future flower with a growth stimulant, place the stem in the potato.
3. Pour earth into a pot, put a tuber on it, sprinkle with soil on top.
4. Drizzle with water.
5. Set up your greenhouse as a bottle or jar.

When sprouts appear, it is recommended to start gradually ventilating the seedlings. After a couple of weeks, the top container must be removed completely.

Germination in the newspaper

This method is also called the "burrito method" because the cuttings rolled into the newspaper really resemble this food product in shape. From the materials you will need a bag, newspaper and chopped stems.

Germination steps with newspaper:

1. Place several cuttings on paper at once. First bend it at both ends of the stems, and then roll it over. It will turn out from the newspaper a roll, inside which there are future seedlings.
2. Dampen paper abundantly with water. Make sure that it does not break.
3. Put the burrito in a plastic bag, tie it up.

The package should be removed to a place where the temperature will be kept at around 20 degrees. Once a week, you need to unfold the paper, moisten it, inspect the condition of the cuttings. If some copies have rotted, they must be removed and the newspaper replaced with a new one. Roots are formed after about 2 weeks.

Planting cuttings of roses from a bouquet to a permanent place

The most suitable time of the year for planting these flowers is late spring or early summer. Planting roses with cuttings in the fall does not make sense, since the plant will freeze in the ground.

The landing site must be sunny, where there are no strong winds. The soil should not go deeply, as excessive water will drain into it during rain.

In the selected area, it is required to form pits of a suitable size, the diameter of which is equal to the root system. It is recommended to fertilize the soil, after planting the soil must be watered. Sprinkle the ground with sawdust or peat on top. Cover the seedlings from direct sunlight.

Seedling care rules

Fertilizer will be required for seedlings that have grown more than 12 cm. For this, complex solutions or infusion of herbs, mullein are used. For the plant to be strong, in the first year, you must immediately cut the flower buds after they appear. This will allow the rosebush to put all its energy into forming healthy stems.

In advance, you need to take care of the shelter of the plant for the autumn-winter period. This will save the bushes from frost. Some specimens should be excavated and stored in a cool, damp place.So roses from a bouquet will appear in the garden again and again, delighting not only the gardener, but also everyone around.