Moss rose is impossible to kill, and you can root more than 20 varieties from a single snipped stem

If any flower rules the summer, it has to be the moss rose! Snip off a small stem and it will root, and it blooms in about ten days, truly a flower that just won't die. And this year there are so many varieties, come take a look with Huahua~

Moss rose varieties

Today's moss roses are no longer just single-petaled and single-colored; some varieties bloom even more beautifully than peonies. If you don't believe it, read on!

Pink Hibiscus:

Orange Hibiscus:

Perennial Red Double:

Perennial Rose Red Double:

Perennial Flesh Pink Double:

Perennial Orange Double:

Perennial White Double:

Beauty's Face:

Bicolor Striped:

Pink Flame:

Flame:

Double Colorful Butterfly:

Single Colorful Butterfly:

Yellow Chonglou:

White Chonglou:

Pink Chonglou:

Banana:

Seven-Color Lemon:

Pretty Lady:

Pink Maiden:

Single-Petaled Courgette-Leaf:

Single-Petaled Large-Flowered:

After seeing so many varieties, are you tempted? Don't worry, whether you propagate by cuttings or by seed, they will all grow, and they will bloom in a month!

Moss rose cuttings and sowing

1. Snip a stem and take a cutting

Snip off a stem of moss rose and stick it in soil, and it will root very quickly. If your cuttings never succeed, follow Huahua and try a new method: first leave the snipped stem in a shady spot for most of a day.

Moss rose has strong vitality, and air-drying it for half a day stimulates it to root. Put the stem in a disposable cup and pour in half a cup of clean water (tap water should be left to sit for half a day first to remove chlorine).

Within two days the moss rose will sprout roots like anything. Keep it out of the sun, change the water every 3 days, and after about 6 days you can plant it in a pot. This method has a high success rate, so if direct soil cuttings won't live for you, give it a try~

2. Sowing

Moss roses bloom wave after wave, so don't forget to collect the seeds. The success rate of sowing is very high, and if you sow again, you can enjoy the flowers one more time~

The seeds need no pre-sprouting; just scatter them directly on the potting soil, mist the soil surface with a watering can, and place it in a shady spot. They sprout in 3-5 days; after sprouting, move them to a spot with good light for care, and when they reach 6 cm tall you can pinch off the tips. Just three to five plants can branch out and fill a pot!

Moss roses aren't afraid of the sun; the more the summer sun shines, the more they bloom, and in about 20 days a pot will be full of flowers. Quite a few flower friends in our community have already taken action!

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