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A detailed guide to cut rose production procedures, a must-read for growers
I. Propagation Cut roses are mainly propagated by grafting. The rootstocks used are wild rose, multiflora rose, or Rosa canina, with Rosa canina being the most ideal. Grafting propagation is carried out during the growing season, usually in mid-March or from early July to mid-September. At this time, the bark of the rootstock is easy to peel, making the operation convenient and resulting in a high survival rate. When grafting, first make a vertical cut on the rootstock, then make a horizontal cut to form a "T" shape. Then cut a shield-shaped bud piece from the scion and insert it into the cut. Then tie and secure it in place. After the scion survives, cut off the part above the cut