Advice for Rose Cuttings

Discussion in 'Roses' started by CatDouch, Mar 5, 2025.

  1. Obelix-Vendée

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    I would nip them off for now and make it concentrate on roots and shoots.

    As for potting on, check the base regularly. When you see roots peaking thru, that's the time to give it a bigger pot and a feed.
     
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    Thank you @Obelix-Vendée thought that might be the case but didn’t want to ruin all the hard work!
     
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    Good luck. I have several rose cuttings on the go myself after taking loads at various times thru the season. The ones that have worked are the early autumn cuttings but only with 3 varieties which is frustrating.

    I'll try again tho.
     
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