No wonder the rose is considered the queen of flowers, this beautiful plant with a pleasant aroma can conquer any heart. It would be appropriate to give such a bouquet and birthday, on March 8, to present on a date, even a bride’s bouquet and a festive hall very often decorate with these flowers. But what if you were given very beautiful roses and want to breed the same ones? There is only one way out of the situation - to tackle the cuttings of roses from a bouquet.
It is worth clarifying that domestic varieties are best established, with proper processing and planting, approximately 90% of the total number survives.
Dutch roses are more problematic because they are treated with a special composition for long-term storage. Such varieties can turn green for a long time and even let out new leaves, but they will not take root. Many gardening enthusiasts successfully grow roses at home by cuttings, this is not problematic and economical.
There are quite a few ways to breed flowers, but this one is the easiest. Cuttings of roses from a bouquet are carried out when the petals of the bud begin to fall off, so you can admire this beauty in plenty. During the day, flowers can stand in a vase with clean and fresh water, but at night they should be immersed in a bucket so that the entire stem, except the bud, is in the water. During these days, the plant absorbs a sufficient amount of water.
Cuttings of roses from a bouquet are carried out with a sharp knife, so that the cut does not wrap around. There should be two buds on one stalk, although if the stalk itself is short, then one bud can be left to make more cuttings. The leaves take a lot of juice and strength from the plant, so you need only one complex leaf and remove two from five leaves, and cut off the remaining three by one third.
Propagation of roses by cuttings from a bouquet involves different rooting. You can leave the stem in water until a root appears, but there is a chance that it will simply rot. In summer, it is best to plant roses in the open ground, at a temperature of + 25 ° during the day and + 18 ° at night, they take root very quickly and take root. In winter, you can plant the cuttings in disposable cups, and plant them in the garden when the ground has warmed up enough and there will be no frost in the mornings.
In order for the stalk to take root faster, it is necessary to cover it with a half-liter or liter jar, which will serve as a greenhouse. For this purpose, you can use a cropped plastic bottle. Watering is necessary along the edges of the neck. When two to three new leaves grow, the jar can be removed. It is very difficult for a young plant to survive the winter cold. If the winter is not very cold, then you can limit yourself to warming with leaves or straw, and in cold and snowless weather the flowers can freeze. In this case, it is better to pick up the roses in the house, they need to be transplanted into a pot and kept in a cold but bright window. Watering should be limited, but the land should not be allowed to dry.
Cutting roses from a bouquet is a great way to create a flowering garden from several flowers. Magnificent bushes will always remind of those days when beloved and dear people gave them flowers for a holiday. This method of propagation of roses is not at all problematic and is within the power of everyone.