Last year i took some shrub rose cuttings and they have took, the pots in my greenhouse. When would the best time to separate them into there own pots?.
I'm going to start with the caveat that I have never struck hardwood cuttings from roses myself. They are bound to be many rose experts on here but as no one has replied so far....
If it were me, I would gently tip the pot over and remove the rootball with the various cuttings. I would tease them apart to get individual plants and then I would treat them like bare root roses, potting them up or planting them out in the garden.
They don't need to be in the greenhouse. I have some cuttings outside in large pots, looking excatly the same. Some I have already tipped out and repotted or given away. A couple of potfuls will stay as they are until we see the inlaws, a bucket each, they can plant as a multistem.
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If it were me, I would gently tip the pot over and remove the rootball with the various cuttings. I would tease them apart to get individual plants and then I would treat them like bare root roses, potting them up or planting them out in the garden.