How to guide on propagating roses from hardwood cuttings in month of December. How to propagate climbing Hydrangea from hardwood cuttings. #hardwood cuttings
Thank you, this is helpful! I can't quite catch that potting mix you said you mix with the perlite, what was it called? Also wondered if you ever use a root hormone?
Hi. I live in North Carolina, close to Raleigh, US, zone 8. Is it ok to place rose hardwood cuttings outside now or it’s too cold? Is it ok to put rocks at the bottom of the pot instead? If I place it outside what if it rains a lot? Do you keep them under a shed? You said you water once a month. Is it in addition to rain or once a month under a shed. Thank you so much and I hope to hear from you. I need help😅
Hardwood rose cuttings can be taken for the next month. I recommend that the potted cuttings are kept in a sheltered position out of direct sun light until risk of frost is gone. It is OK to put small stones in bottom of pot to assist drainage and plants should be watered well once a month as rain water may be insufficient if pots placed in shelter, Hope this information is sufficient,
@@larrygollogly2493 I do have cuttings coming today though in a couple of hours 😩 I do have one more question Since I will have them today should I place the hardwood cuttings in our garage with some indirect sunlight? There are 4 small horizontal windows on top of the garage door so there is some light. Temperature in the garage is 45/50F now (7.2/10C) and outside is 36F/2.2C but it gets to 23F lately (-5C outside) And if it’s in the garage water once a week maybe? Not every other day right?( I use Pro mix Bk55- mostly peat bark with some moss and perlite mixed in there. It has decent drainage and holds some moisture Rocks is a huge help and good idea thank you so much! I will go get them today Ps. My mom sent me the cuttings from her garden and they are dear to me
