How To Propagate or Grow a Rose From a Cut Rose? Help me please! Thanks!

i really dont know how to help since i dont have any experience in planting or gardening. but i found i good site for you to study. hope this will help. i save the link too for my wife is starting to plant some tomatoes and peas, she might want to try roses as well. hope this can help and hope you can give me a feedback of the site can really help. thanks http://scvrs.homestead.com/Cuttings1.html

schulzie if I remember you just take the blooms off , get some good potting soil and put it in some pots, water the soil, stick the cuttings in and keep the soil moist but not standing in water, they should start rooting in a few weeks. of course using hormone or rooting powder would help but roses are as easy to start as geraniums are.

Once the flowers are gone, or if you cut the roses off and float them in a bowl so you just have stems, follow the directions others gave you. The only other thing I would add is that my mom would put a glass jar over them, like a terrarium. Sometimes it worked, other times not. Once the weather gets really hot, your chances of success go down.

nice and I also would like the answe to this one. I have never had roses that were bought to start spruting . GL

So, how did it go? Did anything grow from it or not? Or did you try to grow them?

I know a bit on how to grow a cut rose. Before you try to plant it make sure that you are planting it on the same temperature or climate where you get that rose. Usually big rose would grow from a lower temperature place. If you don't have that kind of place, just don't put it on direct sunlight. Try planting it on a base, gather some good top soils, put some water on it, but not to much water. just make sure all the soils are wet but not muddy. Then clean the skin of the stem of the cut rose about one inch from the cut. Then deep it on the soil inside the base for about 5 inches. Water it every afternoon, and not in the morning. If you think it is dying because it is loosing its leaves, don't worry it is normal. Once a new leave grow, then your sure the rose is growing. Good Luck

Really roses are one of the easiest to propagate. Here is a site that may help you and if it doesn't I am sorry. But as you can tell it is very easy. http://www.instructables.com/id/HOW-TO-Propagate-Rose-Stem-Cuttings/ I use to work at a place called Park Seed and when we ordered rose plants to sell I got to talking to the growers and they are pretty easy to grow. Good luck and I hope it works for you.

Roses are lovely. I would wait till the flower is done and then cut all the tops off. If they are shooting from the bottom they will grow if you just put them in soil. You could use a hormone powder to help and start with a seedling mixture. You could even try all the pieces you cut off and maybe get lots of plants. If you just split the end of the stem before you plant and dip in your hormone powder and then put a match in the split to hold the split apart it will help striking. Best of luck