Rose cuttings
Hi All,
I took some rose cuttings last year, 3 to a pot, and most of them have taken. i.e. they are sprouting new shoots now. My questions are;
1) when would be the best time to split / re-plant them?
2) What would be the best approach, split and re-pot in bigger pots or split and re-plant in the ground?
Thanks
Phil
I took some rose cuttings last year, 3 to a pot, and most of them have taken. i.e. they are sprouting new shoots now. My questions are;
1) when would be the best time to split / re-plant them?
2) What would be the best approach, split and re-pot in bigger pots or split and re-plant in the ground?
Thanks
Phil
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Phil
But what do I do with them now. I have resisted looking to see of roots are growing.
Further help needed please. I am still a rose novice.
Thanks for any help. The leaves look good and green, not as pale as the picture.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
What do they "live on" before they get properly rooted.
Mine are still in the grit and vermiculite.
What do I need to keep them happy?
I sound like a toothpaste advert for heavens sake.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
My pots are fairly large and they are sheltered against a west facing wall, so no direct hot sunlight. I'll leave them in the pots and keep an eye on them through the summer months. I've set a reminder in my diary to plant out (if ready) in late September.
If they have established a good root system they need potting on into bigger pots ... using John Innes No 2 loambased compost with the addition of some multipurpose compost at ratio of JI 3:1 MPC.