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How to make rose cuttings root quickly in water

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Choose healthy branches, keep a few leaves at the top of the branch, and make a slanted cut at the node of the branch to promote rooting. Insert the branch into a sponge block and place it somewhere that receives scattered sunlight. When selecting cuttings, try to choose branches from the top, and also pay attention to changing the water frequently. When changing the water, keep part of the original water, then add new water.

I. Water propagation method

First choose healthy branches, preferably about one year old. Keep a few leaves at the top of the branch, and make a slanted cut at the node of the branch, as this will help the branch root. Cut the sponge into small blocks about 3 cm high and about 2 cm long and wide, insert them into the sponge and put them in water. The water depth can be two-thirds of the sponge's height. Place the water bottle somewhere that receives scattered sunlight. Under suitable temperatures, the rose branches will root quickly, and after rooting they can be transplanted.

II. Points to note

When selecting cuttings, try to choose branches from the top, and be sure to give the cutting branches scattered light to encourage rooting and reduce the mortality rate. Be sure to change the water frequently. When changing the water, keep part of the original water, leaving half or a small half, then add new water to protect its rooting environment.

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