Rose cuttings root successfully this way, with white roots sprouting fast and in abundance

Rose flowers are large and brightly colored, blooming every month, and are deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts. Today we introduce the "Wall-Hitting 2.0" rose cutting method, which roots as soon as you stick it in, letting you easily turn one pot into many pots!

Wall-Hitting 2.0 rose cutting method:

The Wall-Hitting 2.0 rose cutting method is a very popular rose cutting method. It is simple to do and has a high survival rate, so many people use this cutting method. Let's take a look at how to do it!

(1). Prepare the tools: vermiculite, a disposable transparent cup (so you can observe rooting, poke a hole in the bottom of the cup), and a tray (to hold water).

(2). Add vermiculite to the cup, place it on the tray filled with water, and water it so the vermiculite is thoroughly soaked.

(3). Cut a healthy, disease-free rose branch, keeping at least one bud node, remove the bottom leaves, keep the top 2~3 leaves, and let the wound dry.

(4). Insert the branch into the vermiculite, then place it in a spot with bright, indirect light for care. It will root in about 7~20 days; water it whenever it runs out of water during this period.

Advantages of the Wall-Hitting 2.0 cutting method:

(1). Simple to do, keeping the advantage of a high rooting rate from water cuttings

(2). Easy to manage during the rooting period, just keep it supplied with water, and the survival rate is high.