Easiest Way To Grow Rose From Cuttings - Start To Finish

SIMPLE WAY TO GROW ROSE FROM CUTTINGS-GET 100% SURE RESULTS FAST N EASY..:)
DAIZZ'S TIP:-
The rose cutting should be 6 to 8 inches in length.Always use sharp clean pruners to take the cuttings. The planting site for growing roses from cuttings should be one where they will get good exposure from the morning sun, yet shielded from the hot afternoon sun. The soil in the planting site should be well tilled, loose soil with good drainage.
Dip the lower portion of the cutting into a rooting hormone powder. The next step when you grow roses from cuttings is to use a pencil or metal probe push down into the planting site soil to make a hole that is deep enough to plant the cutting up to about 50 percent of its overall length. Place the cutting that has been dipped into the rooting hormone into this hole. Lightly push the soil in around the cutting to finish the planting. Do the same thing for each cutting keeping them at least eight inches apart.
Watering of the planting site every other day may be required to keep the soil moist but do not create a standing water or muddy soils situation. Once the new roses have taken root well and have begun to grow, they may be moved to their permanent locations in your rose beds or gardens.
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[@debbiescanlan9462]

Thank you for showing step by step and the growth time from beginning to end. Over 43 years ago my parents moved from the home were I grew up. My Daddy took cuttings from a beautiful red rose bush at our old home and he planted it at the new home he and my Mom moved to. That rose bush is still beautiful with red roses. I am going to follow your tutorial and do cuttings for my brother and sister and all of our now grown children and give it to them for Christmas. My Daddy has passed away but I still have my Mom who is 90 years old. Hopefully everyone will have a rose bush that they can enjoy and pass cuttings to their children. I am going to frame a picture of my Mom and Daddy with a letter about the story of Daddy’s rose bush.

[@ChocolateMelanin]

I’ve done exactly what you did & today is my 1st day of propagating red, yellow & coral roses 🌹 thank you 😊

[@Allinna2413]

At last!!!! Someone that shows step by step and the evolution of the plants in days! Thank you for your work and your video! ❤️ God bless you!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank u 😊😊

[@hughlenecollins5638]

Urban Gardening I can only read one reply on this post. Would you please check on this problem.

[@ababuantony1555]

Allinana! You will try. Experience is the best teacher. All the best.

[@buzzybee186]

this has been the most helpful video I've found for rose cuttings. feeling much more confident now, many thanks!!

[@phoenixrising1799]

THANK YOU.. This is the PERFECT video.. EXACTLY what I was searching for. . 3 STEPS .. how to.. before.... and.. after !

[@hellohowareyou807]

I am moving from my parents house soon and I want to take some of my moms rose bush so i always have a piece of her with me! even though she hates that rose bush lol Thank you!!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

🤣🤣💐🤝

[@lrodriguez8037]

Your videos are sooooo awesome! I love that you do a very detailed step-by-step instruction. I especially love that you show the plant's progression. You have inspired me to do more in my garden😃 Thank you🌸

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thanks for motivating me..:) tc

[@michellefletcher8528]

Same here!!

[@imacraftygirlcraftingshoul4488]

Very good, best video 😍😍☺☺😀😀

[@jaynamsallis]

Thank you for posting! I have some cut roses from Valentine's day that are growing new branches! I didn't know that could happen so now I know what to do! I love that you had a blooms in just 45 days!

[@GardenUp]

Very informative video, Urban gardener!!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Garden Up thank u 😊

[@mr.techtoy6804]

Hi ...ur channel is also awesome ...i do watch it

[@aquafina6544]

Urban Gardener , im not in a warm sunny climate. Im in northern ny. You say use honey or cinnamon as rooting hormone, is that honey powder?

[@Dee_Cee227]

aqua fina Honey powder ? I don't think I have ever seen honey in powder format. BTW I have watched plenty of videos where they use liquid honey as rooting hormone

[@camillerogers763]

Thanks for the advice

[@barbsandberg7461]

I have watched many of these info videos on rose cuttings, this is the best. The quickest growth, best result.

[@sally7547]

Very helpful and easy to follow method of rooting roses. The times shown for each growth stage is very helpful, thank you.

[@shubhamkshirsagar2892]

It's really working but it takes 30 to 45 days.

[@pershop4950]

That's really good growth after 6 days. I usually don't get any new leaf buds for a long time.

[@Sofgracious]

Wow, u make it look so easy. I don't have rose plant but want to try the cuttings i got from the roses i received on Valentine's Day. Hope it works

[@MehrLovin]

Great instructions. I had no idea you could cut off all the leaves and flowers and just go from a bare stick basically.

[@vicarioustube]

BRAVO you are the only one who showed the ENTIRE process with growing roses!! BRAVO I love roses DO YOU GRAFT ALSO? Plese show us YOUR grafting method start to finish

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u ..:) sure will try to upload a video on rose grafting soon

[@hectorbatista5272]

Be sure to leave some leaves because the plant needs to perform photosynthesis to make food and cannot do that without leaves

[@GBU09]

Excellent video! Thank you very much for showing step by step and the process from beginning to end.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks

[@Greengoldgarden]

Very nice

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Magic garden thank u ☺

[@misshdoe5242]

One of the best video’s about cutting roses to make new plants.. 👏🏻👍🏻

[@petrol_prophet]

Wow!! Really great job on making this video!! I went through a couple videos trying to learn how to use stems to grow new rose bushes, & this one was perfectly done.. thank you!!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thank you 🙏😀😁

[@1tonygunalan]

You are a good teacher when it comes to rose cuttings rooting.Your lesson is awesome, thank you.

[@iamfrances3150]

Thank you! I kept covering it like all the other videos and when I gently released it, it would grow and die. My plants are surviving this far. I like how you did this step by step without all the talking the others do!

[@luigimini2124]

Thank you so much, so many channels make their titles in english but speak other languages in the video. Quick question, how do I know when to repot it?

[@jeffscop]

You are a magic gardener. Best rose cutting video. Thank you.

[@archiecoral9363]

Wow i wanna try this! Thanks for the info, im very glad to learn that beside of the root hormone, we can also use honey and cinnamon powder 👍 so excited to try it.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:) good luck..:)

[@eduardochavacano]

That was very simple, no more need to cover with plastic bottles and shade. thanks.

[@jyotikijyoti]

Wow.. Excellent info and you also showed the progress of the cutting.. Thumbs up.. I'm going to try this.

[@salemabarker3712]

Thank you for videos and all your information about plants. I’m a beginner Gardener so I’m trying to learn about flowers and how to take of them.

[@Bethaniji]

Awesome! I have some very healthy and already growing plants from a bouquet of beautiful lavender roses...and will do this!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Good luck 🙂🙂 happy gardening

[@emmasimpson1167]

How did it work out from the bouquet?

[@TheOnePage]

Veru nice video with nice update

[@urbangardeningofficial]

The One Page thanks brothers ☺

[@shreevardhamancooking1860]

Your rose video is also amazing my rose cutting is now sprouting

[@PRAKRITIsGarden]

Nice video.. 😊

[@urbangardeningofficial]

PRAKRITI's Garden thank you ma'am ☺☺

[@melenelewis5975]

I love watching your videos ! I have learnt so much from you -thank you. I will be trying this in the next few weeks as we are now in the middle of winter in South Africa.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

melenè lewis thank you for your comment 😌😊 rose plant loves cold climate and you can get higher success rate when temperature is between 10 to 25 degree Celsius. Good luck 😊

[@chrismullins3373]

This might be the best Rose propagation video I’ve seen but I’m a little doubtful you had this great of success in only 45 days

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Chris Mullins thanks ...yes during the growing period when temperature is between 10 to 25 degree Celsius ..at that time it only takes 45 to 52 days for the cuttings to produce beautiful blooms

[@tomaaron6187]

This is such a clear and useful lesson. I often prune our roses so why not propagate some more? It's will be fun to follow their progress. It is also satisfying to produce one's own plants...it's like having children. Thanks fom Canada.

[@notveryrea1]

Lol the holes on the bottle cap spray; I used to do that a lot when I was younger😂

[@manikhalder4726]

NO YOU CAN ONLY USE A PAPER WITH VERY SMALL HOLES

[@dianabest4807]

Trimming my Rose's today .Will be trying your method.Liked video very much.

[@gladyspichardo8121]

Very useful instructions! I can't wait to start growing my own rose bushes from cuttings.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Good luck 😊😊 happy gardening

[@amymhchan1584]

Cool. Just clipped up some long stem pink roses according to the video. Thanks. First time growing roses from clippings.

[@marblemaniac1000]

This has been the only method that has worked for me! My cuttings did not actually survive, however, fungus got them but I was excited I saw new growth and leaves budding out. I think they would have done better if I would left them alone and not over watered them.

[@conniedetevis2119]

But you gave it a try, good for you! Now that you know that over watering wasn't good for the plant I hope that you give it another try.

[@pacha7977]

Best stem growth video so far!!! Much thanks!

[@stefanierezansoff7096]

Excellent video - thank you! If I start my cuttings now, (June 6), will they be large enough to transplant to the garden before fall? (In Vancouver, BC, Canada) How long do they need (transplanted) before freezing in order to make it through the winter? Thank you!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

No... You have to keep them indoors for the first year as they will not survive outdoors during the cold ❄🍃days....keep the pots near a ☀ window for thr healthly growth... Good luck.. Happy gardening

[@SupsRasoi]

Hi sir, it is great to see your vdos...i saw your first vdi a day before yesterday....after that i got addicted to your vdos.i subscribed you instantly ..i had seen about 20 of your vdoes in last 2 days ....sometime i had seen 1 vdo again and again.....you are a genuine knowledgeable person ❤❤🙏 ...i planted coriander and mint today following your instructions...wish that they grow as you show

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great 😊😊 coriander need cold climate to thrive ...now only desi coriander seeds will show good result

[@SanDraGonxX]

Better than Martha Stewart! SERIOUSLY!! Thank you Sir.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Sandra Mondragon thank u ma'am for ur comment...😊.no ma'am i think she is much better 😊😊😊😊 every one shares his/her experience n all are doing great 😊😊

[@xoxoBILLxoxo]

This was the absolute best tutorial! I plan on propagating a few of my roses this summer!

[@mabellawrence8131]

Wish you and your family a very happy and prosperous new year. Look forward to seeing many more beautiful plants and tips. God bless.

[@meeta5435]

Wish your family happy New year.wo cutting desi ya English rose tha. mere rose plants ke stem se new buds nikalte he kuch din ke bad sukh jata he.uska solution Kya he. Plz and. thanks

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Mabel Lawrence ☺☺🤗🤗

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Meeta meeta ji aap cutting ko full sun mae rakho aur dhyaan rakho ki cutting bilkul hilni nhi chahiyae aur soil ko sirf halka moist rakhna hai bus zyada water se stem rot ho jata hai ...jab bhi cutting Grow karo aap toh minimum 5-6 cuttings lagaya karo aap 1-2 fail bhi hui toh kuch zarroor grow ho jayaengi

[@cathyanderson8197]

Thank you for your video, you could make money on those, you have the touch to do it - we do lots of rose cuttings, usually 1-1 1/2" inches apart, and they come up really well. Sand or soil doesn't seem to matter, still come up as long as they don't get scorched in the sun

[@urbangardeningofficial]

yes they are very easy to propagate ..:)

[@oana1111]

Thank you. It's a very informative video and will use your step-by-step to multiply some old roses from my garden that are grafted and have no more place to sprout new canes from the grafted ball. I hope to be able to save the species :)

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Grafted rose shows poor success rate ..out of 10 only 2-3 will grow ...u can do bud graft on native rose plants to save ur favorite rose plants

[@paulaunderwood3415]

If I chose to leave my new roses in a container, how do I take care of them in the winter? Do I bring them indoors or leave them outside in the pot. Or do they need to go in a dark space for the winter months. And do I need to fertilize occasionally? I love this video. I enjoyed the step by step and then the video of the results. Best ever. Thank you.

[@readingmaniac54]

You're the best gardener on KZbin.

[@tinabees1]

Wow I’m so glad I found your channel I can’t stop watching Thankyou

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u..:)

[@sumpop420]

Lovely video thank you from Oxford UK 👍

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 😊

[@ameliarose727]

I’ve never had much luck propagating roses. I think I kill my cuttings with too much attention. My mother on the other hand just snips off a stem, sticks it straight into the ground in her garden bed, ignores it and hey presto it grows into a new plant. Inspired by your video, I’m going to try again one more time.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Great.. Good luck☺☺ happy gardening

[@verawallace9055]

Her Soil must be the best, I see John lord do something similar but with a different plant

[@manjureddy2154]

I tried of planting oleander but the thing is that , oleander need the new branches that emerge from newly semi hard branches or the base for 100% success and only 3/7 of my semi hard branches of oleander rooted (with rooting hormone )even after giving them right conditions to grow and then I tried rooting it with aeloveera gel and honey it didn’t work well .I took care of my Newly propagated rose plants like oleanders but after seeing your video I’m sure I will do it and I believe I acknowledged enough to propagate my roses

[@greengreeneya2102]

Oleander roots very easy in water. Just put cuttings in water. Roots will grow after few weeks. Change water every 2-3 days.

[@Homegarden26]

Nice plants

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Home Garden thank u sir🤗🤗🤗

[@shreevardhamancooking1860]

Your videos are totally amazing

[@Faji9r]

I got roses for mother's day. 3 days later I cut the stems in the mid section and planted them. Only three stems have some leaves growing. I planted them in the dirt after I dipped them in root growth. I planted them in the dirt by my rose bush from Heirloom roses. They're getting enough shade and sun where their planted.

[@FairyFrequency]

Such a green thumb! Big like from the Fairy Frequency channel. Wishing you a beautiful evening x) 🦋

[@urbangardeningofficial]

hahaha..:) thank u ma'am..:) a very good evening to you ma'am..:)

[@Greengoldgarden]

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[@runjeet6193]

Thank you Sir. Good explanation. Thank you again from London. UK

[@CosmoUnderfoot]

My roses are doing poorly in the morning sunshine. Turning black. Please help!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

They need direct sunlight to grow n to produce blooms... Send pics of the plants on instagram #urbangardening2

[@CosmoUnderfoot]

@@urbangardeningofficial thank you. I don't have an Instagram account.

[@rachnakumari2896]

Awesome....thanks a lot..ur video superb

[@b.supraja5052]

Very nice just did that process waiting for the results 😃

[@ishtarashtaroot7126]

Thank you thank you thank you very much. God bless you.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

you are welcome..:)

[@chatuechannel]

This is very helpful really that's why i subscribed

[@PrakashShrivastav41]

U r genius sir. . Thank you so much. Plzzz keep uploading videos. 😊

[@raydenzidane6]

Awesome channel,love your succulent Videos,love from Toronto Canada🇨🇦🌱

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Retro Ray thank u sir ☺☺

[@juliareyes5439]

thanks for your knowledge on how to plant rose out of stem I will try it and I hope it works!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

good luck..:)

[@jaredclem4245]

What is the best time of year to do a rose cutting? Video was very helpful. Thank you

[@romilalal5197]

Thank you very much, you inspire me to grow rose in my yard. Well explained

[@lindagauthier-morin9522]

Your video is very well explained. Thank you. I will do some cuttings with my double delight roses since they are so hard to find.

[@ryanbingert2572]

First of all, just a fantastic video. Best I’ve seen on the subject. Secondly, does it matter how old the Rose bush is before taking cuttings. My bushes are about three years old. Is that too young? My stems are definitely slimmer than yours.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

they are matured enough ..go ahead plant 4-5 cuttings at once ...temperature between 10 to 20 degree Celsius is best for rose cutting propagation

[@marcusianaviation9372]

Can you grow roses in tropical climates?

[@RedBullAddict-_-]

Very good I done my cuttings now see if grow thanks my friend

[@123janetish]

Hello, I am a want to be gardener without a green thumb. I am from Prince Edward Island, Canada ( zone 5b). I love my neighbours roses and asked for some of their pruning. Not knowing what to do, I put the ‘stems’ into a bucket of water with some plant food a couple of weeks ago until I could figure out what I could do , if anything. There are large seed pods at the top of the stems. So, four questions, please: 1. Have I already ruined the process by sticking the stems in water, the upper parts of the stems are not water logged ; 2. I have a large south facing window that gets a lot of light throughout the year but a real chill can come off it in the winter, would that bother growth given the roses grow here or should I move the roses farther from the window towards a warmer spot, i.e., how sensitive are they to cold; and 3. Can I grow the seeds from the pods, if yes, is there a KZbin video I can watch; and 4. Can I use sand off of the ocean beach? I found your video very easy to follow and that has encouraged me to give it a try, thank you :)

[@jspaingreene6350]

Thank You so much! Very helpful and straight to the point with lots of visual explanations. Take Care!!

[@mylittlegarden2887]

Woow roses👍👌👌👌 Thnxx very nice tip👍

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Slick & Silk thank u ma'am ☺

[@lfaggell]

Excellent video! Thank you for making this available for everyone!

[@jokhamohamed9136]

Very nice video. Clear and easy to follow instructions. Thank you for sharing. It seems you have green fingers 100%

[@urbangardeningofficial]

hhahahha...:) no any body can grow...:) thanks for writing ..:) good luck with ur cuttings..tc

[@mykaratejournal2120]

very well explained and I can tell how well you understand your plants 🙂😇

[@TheAlibashir]

Hi I tried several time to grow roses from cutting. We already have two miniature roses plant so I took cuttings from them and used aloe Vera as a rotting hormone. Can aloe Vera be used as a rooting hormone? I'm also trying to grown bougainvillea and I know it take long but I hope that it's working. I did the same things to then as I did with the roses. Any advice or tips for a beginner gardener? Thanks in advance, Ali Ps. I live in Khartoum, Sudan, where it's hot most of the time lol

[@manuelsfishnet]

Wow you're amazing thank u for sharing. Those of you who gave this man a bad review. He made this video and u can't t ha ha ha . Great job sir I give u the green thumb.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u sir..:)

[@lovehebe]

Why you are so awesome?! lol/ Thank you for the video!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 💐

[@peterseddon2643]

I love your videos! They are clear and very informative! Where can I get a full list of all your videos? I am already subscribed. 👍

[@adrianabonitaaziz7393]

You speak English ! Thank you its the best video 😄

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks

[@adrianabonitaaziz7393]

@@urbangardeningofficial Peace !

[@nikileyland2028]

Fantastic video! Thank you so much for the detail and the update! So helpful and informative!

[@jeansandra3243]

mam im getting new leaves but the stem turns brown at the lower pot near soil. what to do

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Use fungicide powder ....mix half table spoon in 1 litre water n water your cuttings with this mix

[@swathineelamraju]

Thanks a lot for the video :) I tried the method, the new growth and leaves are coming, but suddenly starting to dry off. please help me in reviving the plant. Thanks again

[@justinafreilich7322]

u r a real pro!!! beautiful plants!!! 😊👍

[@yvonnehitchman4979]

Hi great video question for you how do you get rid of black spot on your rose

[@anjaliagrawal6333]

Hi! Please do a video about Pomegranate plants' growth and maintenance.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Ok sure ma'am

[@anjaliagrawal6333]

Urban Gardener Thanks! Will wait it :)

[@noyesv1]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks

[@pitajalla]

Thank you for this video!! I'm going to be taking cuttings today from an antique rose slated for destruction.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Good luck 😊😊 happy gardening

[@h4hiten]

Its very convincing..thanks..i want to know that i have got cuttings from street flowers vendor. Whether it will grow..he said yes..also said insted of putting it vertical like you did you put it horizontally..this way you cutting will not get dry..is it so??

[@devduttatri6558]

Nice video sir. Your point to point expressionis always impressive. Sir, what is the best time to grow rose from cutting? Will it grow now if i do?

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u sir..:) yes u can grow now ..it will grow easily ...best time is from oct-feb

[@MISHELMUSE]

You’re so talented! Thank you so much this video is super helpful.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

Thanks 😊

[@NETTNETTCLUBVIDEOs]

Just received a bouquet today! Wish me luck! 🙈

[@shampamandal4444]

All ur videos are very informative.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thank u ..:)

[@Cecesingsonpitch]

Love your containers

[@danutashayler34]

Hi urban gardener forgot to ask how long did the rose stem take from planting to leaves. Many thanks D. from Chilliwack

[@mr.techtoy6804]

Wow ...very nice and informative video. I did the same ...and roses are grown

[@urbangardeningofficial]

great..:)

[@aprilkayecenteno6800]

Hi! I was a bit confused aboutbthe watering. Is it required to water it everyday? Thanks.

[@urbangardeningofficial]

No only when the top soil turns dry

[@prat0510]

Thank you so much.. didn't expect response so early.. Thank you so much :)

[@urbangardeningofficial]

thanks