Store bought roses started to grow sprouts as they were drying out in my vase. How can I keep them growing? Should I move them to a pot with dirt? Multiple stems are doing it.
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Plant them in a potato. If you live where it is warm enough, plant outside. Otherwise, keep indoors until you can transplant.
Thank you ! I will give that a try. Excited at the prospect of getting a rose bush.
I didn't realize that you could get roses from cuttings but apparently it is possible
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they suggest adding a rooting hormone such as this
CLONEX Gel:goo.gl/
FAST ROOT :goo.gl/
they also say that the rose that will emerge is a clone of the original plant
Hi,
I am happy that your rose started to grow! However you plan to plant your rose, you can use honey as a rooting harmone ;)
Blessings,
---Robyn
Hello, the same is happing with my roses right now and I would like to try planting them as well,
In order for it to grow do I have to cut off the dry flower and all the dry leaves?
Also if I plant it in soil do I just add honey to the stem that I stick into the dirt?
Thank you!
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