Why don’t rose cuttings germinate?

An old saying in rural areas talks about the germination of rose cuttings.

Flowers now prefer roses. This flower not only has a very good symbolic meaning, but also has a very high ornamental value. Planting a few pots on the balcony can be used as a good decoration. Recently, many friends have asked why the rose cuttings do not germinate? Let's learn together today.

First of all, the fertilization work is not done well. Be sure not to fertilize a large amount just after cutting the rose, because the root system at this period is relatively tender and underdeveloped, and its ability to absorb nutrients is still relatively weak. If you apply too much fertilizer, it is easy to cause seedling burning, which may cause the rose to fail to germinate.

So try not to fertilize the rose seedlings just after cutting. If the soil fertility is poor, you can spray some liquid fertilizer appropriately, but the concentration still needs to be controlled.

Secondly, the depth is not well controlled when cutting rose seedlings, because the root system is relatively small at this time. Try not to insert it too deep into the soil, otherwise it will affect its respiration. When cutting, Try to choose soil with deep, loose and breathable soil, and be gentle when cutting to avoid damaging the root system.

The last thing is that the humidity is not well controlled, causing it to not germinate.

If the pot soil is too humid, try not to cut it. At the same time, try not to water too much after cutting, otherwise it will easily cause accumulation. Water problems cause root rot

After the cuttings are completed, place them in a well-ventilated area to ensure vigorous growth. When watering, try to use sprinkler irrigation, which can speed up the plant's absorption of water.

After the cutting work is completed, all aspects of management are also very important. Only careful management can ensure high ornamental value.

1. Rose prefers to grow in a warm environment. It is extremely intolerant to cold. It must be placed in a greenhouse for management before winter, and insulation measures must be taken. An environment of about 25 degrees is more suitable for its growth, but too high temperatures in summer will also affect the growth of roses. At this time, timely cooling measures must be taken, and cooling can be achieved by spraying water.

2. During the growth period, roses prefer to grow in sufficient light.

Moreover, measures should be taken to avoid wind. If the light is too strong in summer, shade measures should be taken in time. , otherwise burning hazards may easily occur. At the same time, it is most appropriate to control the humidity at 80%, which requires watering to control.

3. During the growth period of the rose, the soil should be loosened after each watering, so as to ensure that the soil is loose and breathable, and to speed up the absorption of nutrients by the roots. After all, long-term compacted soil is very detrimental to root growth. In short, if all aspects of management measures are taken after rose cuttings are taken, it can also promote their germination as soon as possible. The above are some views of rose cuttings and maintenance from old rural sayings. Teachers and flower lovers with different opinions can exchange feedback.