Key Management Points for the Three Stages of Autumn Rose Cuttings

The first stage is the shady and moist stage. At this time, direct sunlight should be avoided, and on sunny days the shade curtains should be drawn promptly. When the leaves are dry, use a small sprayer to mist the leaf surfaces with New High-Lipid Film to prevent the leaves from withering and falling off.

The second stage is the healing stage. At this time the wounds begin to heal, and excess moisture should be prevented, otherwise the wound tissue will become moldy and rot. The potting soil should gradually be allowed to dry out, and the time of weak sunlight exposure can be increased in the morning and evening to promote photosynthesis.

The third stage is the rooting stage. The time of sunlight exposure can be gradually increased, and when the potting soil is dry, a moderate amount of water can be given. If the old leaves do not fall off and new buds have already grown, it means roots have formed and the cuttings have survived.