If roses are cut with branches, the survival rate is relatively low, especially for thick roses with a thickness of 5 cm to 10 cm. The survival rate of cutting is low. So don't leave this branch too long when cutting roses. If it is too long, the survival rate will be lower. When cutting, we soak the branches in water for two hours before cutting. We can add a little rooting powder to the medium we choose, and we must buy regular rooting powder, otherwise it will have no effect at all.
Cut the rose pole as soon as possible after taking it home. Don't wait too long, because the longer it takes. The more water the rose branches lose. When there is less water in the branch, its survival rate will be lower. After cutting, we seal the wound with healing agent or paint at the upper end of the branch. This can reduce the loss of water from branches. Finally, directly cover the cuttings with plastic bags. You can add a few holes in it, so that it can be ventilated and keep humidity.
Through our introduction, I believe everyone has a deeper understanding of the cutting methods of wild roses and the best cutting methods of wild roses.