The cutting effect of Rosa davurica is the best in May of spring and June of autumn 10, and the temperature generally needs to be controlled between 20-25℃. Cutting branches are suitable for selecting semi-lignified branches born in the same year. Branches should be healthy and strong, and have not suffered from pests and diseases. If used for cutting, the survival rate will be higher. When cutting, choose a shallow pot, prepare the culture medium, insert the branches to a depth of about 5 cm, and then spray a layer of water to slightly compact the surrounding soil.

Wild roses can be cut, preferably in spring and autumn. Prepare the soil with good air permeability, choose semi-lignified branches as cuttings, cut off the lower leaves, take them out and insert them into the soil, cover them with plastic bags and place them in the shade, so that they can take root quickly.

Cutting time of Rosa davurica

The survival rate of Rosa davurica cuttings is extremely high, so the appropriate time should be selected first. Cutting in May in spring and June in autumn 10 is the best, and the temperature generally needs to be controlled between 20-25℃.

Cutting method of Rosa davurica

1, branch processing

The branches of rose cuttings are suitable for selecting semi-lignified branches of the same year. Branches should be healthy and strong, and have not suffered from pests and diseases. If used for cutting, the survival rate will be higher.

Cut off the leaves at the bottom of the branches about 13cm long, leaving two or three leaves at the top, then cut the branches at the bottom into inclined planes with a knife, soak them in 0.5% potassium permanganate solution after cutting, and disinfect them.

Wash it in time after soaking, then dry it in a ventilated place for 2 hours, and you can prepare for cutting.

2, cutting.

Choose a shallow basin when cutting, and there must be a water outlet at the bottom, so as not to let water accumulate in the flowerpot. Before cutting, the culture medium should be prepared, and the soil should be made into loose and breathable soil, which can be mixed with sediment, vermiculite and humus, and then some base fertilizer should be applied at the bottom.

When cutting, insert the branches to a depth of about 5 cm, then spray a layer of water to slightly compact the surrounding soil.

Matters needing attention in cutting Rosa davurica

The wild rose after cutting needs to be maintained in a semi-shady place to keep the air circulating. If the light is very strong, you need shade to avoid burning plants. Moreover, it needs to spray water around plants to keep the humidity of the environment. It will germinate soon after adapting to the new environment.