Remember these five points for rose cuttings, the third point is crucial, it's not too late to learn now

How do you take rose cuttings? This method is really great! Whenever gardeners show off their flowers, it draws a lot of onlookers, and some say, can you give me some rose seeds? I'd like to grow roses too. Gardeners always smile and say, the best way to propagate is actually by cuttings, using seeds is too slow.
1. The drawbacks of seed propagation
Slow speed, low chance of success, and when it grows up it may be completely different from the mother plant, with great variation.
Generally, rose propagation uses: cuttings, layering, air layering, and some experts use grafting.
Roses need a lot of fertilizer to grow; we can give roses some fermented fertilizer, such as cake fertilizer. Some also say roses like monopotassium phosphate, especially before blooming, and the effect is particularly good. Then again, roses are also a medicine cabinet, so growing roses is relatively difficult. But this time Xiaofei has brought you a big rose gift package, everything mentioned above is included here.
For home flower growing, the best method for beginners is cuttings. So what do you need to pay attention to when taking rose cuttings? Let's take a look together today!
2. Choose the right season
Rose cuttings are not suitable in all four seasons; the best time is in early spring or autumn. At this time the temperature is suitable and the vigor of the branches is relatively strong. After taking cuttings, the chance of success will be especially high.
3. Choosing the soil
There is no standard for this; many people like to use perlite, which is actually similar to the soil used for pothos. Of course, you can also choose a better aerated soil, which can also increase the chance of success. Some also say that using pure vermiculite for succulent cuttings is the best, and the best design is: the lower half uses a mix of vermiculite + peat, and the upper half uses pure vermiculite, which works especially well. After the rose roots emerge and grow down to the peat, they can absorb more nutrients and grow faster.
4. What kind of branches to choose
You can choose branches pruned after the flowers have faded, but you should choose relatively strong branches free of disease.
5. Moisture retention and sunlight after cuttings
After taking cuttings in spring and autumn, place them in a cool place for 3 days, then they can be managed on the balcony, and they root very quickly. But in summer this won't work, otherwise they will become dried wood. Also, frequent misting is good for growth.
Alright, once you've learned these points, it's easy to grow roses well. Don't use seeds, otherwise they won't be the same as the mother plant. Only cuttings can preserve the best characteristics. The second point mentioned above is very important; if your cuttings aren't successful, you can improve on it!