How to propagate roses with potatoes for fast rooting | Growing roses in potatoes

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There are many ways to propagate roses, today I will introduce you a method of propagating rose cuttings using potato tubers.
Potatoes contain many vitamins that provide nutrients for rose branches, helping rose branches take root quickly within 15 days, rose branches can develop new roots.
If you are looking to breed a rose that you love, you can follow this method. Good luck!
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Ithink you can use Alovera. All so..how ever very useful..techniques.......thanks lots sir..

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Thank you!!it works!!! wonderful!!!!

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Love it well done

[@PlantWithSophieVlog]

Brilliant idea my new friend. Love all your creative ideas.

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Who Would Have Thought Just Using One Simple Potato, Can Produce a Blooming Beautiful Rose' Garden. Love 💓 Watching These Easy Intructions👍 "Thank -You"

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[@cindyl3916]

Love love love! If you drive through the neighborhood and see roses with these little “packages “ on them, the people watched this video! Nice job DIY!

[@earlineholland6877]

Really well done ! Just the right speeds slow to fully see and be able to imitate, fast to save time! Clear and concise!

[@insantani]

It's cool that we understand more about the use of potatoes for plants, and the music is good for you

[@altagraciasantos8500]

You just took me to my early childhood. My maternal grandmother was an expert propagator as a child I thought she was a magician lol. I really thought she had special powers. I still take a lot of joy from gardening

[@user-yy3yw2ru8q]

早く動画見るべきでした。昨日新しい薔薇苗いっぱい買って来ました。此の方法で増やします

[@edgarbleikur1929]

Beautifully filmed. Wet tissue and cling wrap, or grafting tape, or any sticky tape will give exactly the same results. The potato and all the messing around is superfluous.

[@savagebushranger7953]

Thought so. Thanks for the knowledge brother.

[@edgarbleikur1929]

@@savagebushranger7953 beautifully filmed but way too much faffing about. Even taking the cambium off like that is unnecessary. Just score an area with a knife 1cm long, no need to take the bark off. Cover it in anything that will keep it moist and cover in plastic bag or any soft plastic. Realistically the simplest way is to prune in winter and stick the prunings in "cutting mix" in pots. This method shown here is not necessary for roses. And overkill for anything else. Cutting mix is slightly sandy to promote root growth.

[@savagebushranger7953]

@@edgarbleikur1929 Seems to be the case for most gardening. I learnt how to fertilise by watching dogs: pee on trees, bury old bones and waste. Always amusing to see immaculate monoculture raised beds. Mine's essentially a self seeding suburban jungle.

[@edgarbleikur1929]

@@savagebushranger7953 perfect

[@britishkashmiri169]

@@edgarbleikur1929 when is the best time in the year to do this please ? I’m selling my old home and I have a stunning scented climbing rose I would like the cutting from , what’s the best way to do this , would really appreciate advice

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Whoever reading this may God bless you

[@christina2466w]

May the Lord bless you back....

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May the Lord Bless you also.

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What do we have to read from your comment I can't see any thing 🤔🤔

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Aameen same to you thanks

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Amém ! Igualmente ! 🙏🙏✨

[@Blackfox_Kitsune]

there is an easier way to do this with out risking disease to your mother rose bush. actually 2 ways 1: is make the cutting, make a hole in the potato, put the cutting into the potato, put some soil into a pot, put potato with cutting into the pot, put more soil over to completely cover the potato and about 1 inch of the cutting. cut a drinks bottle's bottom off, put over the cutting, take top of bottle off, water the soil, and then just keep an eye on it watering as required. 2: put hormone rooting powder on the point you want the cutting to grow from. and pin that point into a pot with soil so it's still attached to the "mother plant" while it grows roots.

[@acf846]

Huh

[@roxietish2516]

I’ve never seen it done this way, it seems so much easier than other ways I’ve been shown. I’m going to try this way and how it comes out. Thank you for sharing. God Bless you.

[@KIASS-2023]

Руки золотые!!!трудолюбивый человек умница-спасибо за уроки

[@magdamagdaa]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful vedio with us That was truly amazing I love roses Igonna try to do like this..

[@theeamericanempire2279]

U make me wanna buy all ur roses bro😄 keep up the GREAT work👍

[@paulinechapman5669]

Theres always someone who just cant accept a brilliant idea..ignore them ..follow your own brilliance….your roses will flourish..this vid is brilliant..🇨🇦

[@caotico0]

Your ignorance checks out with your naiveness.

[@user-nq2js8ng4t]

It's poor idea. If you put the stem into the ground with proper fertilizers then it won't take even a week to get rooted. And moreover egg shell is the best fertilizer for rose

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@@user-nq2js8ng4t yes u r right

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궁금해서 그런데 이렇게 하면 감자에서 장미가 자라나요?

[@l.l.2463]

I remember my mother trying this many years ago. No roses, but she grew some beautiful potato plants. We never did figure out what she did wrong.😂

[@zoram671]

Yes potato thing is nothing but a stupid myth...it can be done airlayering by only soil even with water

[@isahu8487]

Yeah seriously 😂

[@Hum__BIHAR__Walle..]

Same things happens with me few months ago 😂

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Hahahaha 😁😁😁

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Здорово 👍 Спасибо,что делитесь с нами полезной и интересной информацией.

[@janeriordan6228]

This is so incredible!! You are a true artist in the garden!! Your ideas and suggestions are down to earth easy to follow for any amateur or non green thumb gardener!! Thank you so much!!❤️❤️

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A

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Спасибо большое!! Очень ценный опыт!!!! Обязательно применю в своем саду!!!!😍😍😍😍

[@ymanana]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. This is so helpful. We will be doing it all step by step.

[@lisatabor67]

Thank you so much for this video. I lost my Mama a year ago and she has a beautiful rose bush that I would love for my sister and I each to have a piece of. Definitely going to try this

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Following 🧚🏻‍♀

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Rễ non quá, và ít rễ, khó sống. Nên chờ lâu thêm và nên thêm mấy giọt thuốc kích thích ra rễ.

[@edgarbleikur1929]

Simplest way is to prune in winter and stick the prunings in "cutting mix" in pots. This method shown here is not necessary for roses. And overkill for anything else. Wet tissue and any sift plastic wrapped around the wet tissue or tape of any type. No need to take the bark off either. Scratch deeply through the bark 1cm long with knife tip will do. Cutting mix is slightly sandy to promote root growth.

[@tymco210]

Same here. Went by my late mom's house. Gonna grab a cutting from her 🌹. Ty for the video

[@llllllllllilillii]

How'd it go?

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Que Belleza!.. Muchas gracias por compartir 🤗

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I love this would love to see more .Thank You for sharing 👍❤️

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Que legal! Amo rosas!

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Спасибо вам за вашу работу. Очень интересно. 😊 💐

[@deborahjackson6897]

I love roses , that was truly amazing , I'm gonna try it.

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[@Lain5999]

Totally neat. Something to remember.

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What a great Idea. Your dedication is strongly reflected in the work taken up by you . Your tip is worth trying .

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This is simply brilliant. 😁👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@user-yc8pd9fs9b]

I do not know how it turns into a rose🌹 out of a ... potato😲 but turns out that you actually do learn something everyday huh🙂

[@aliyashamim6692]

I have never seen this type of rose stem cutting.Thank you for this practical information

[@rosaboero2921]

Gracias,voy hacerlo. Me encantó.Amo a las flores.

[@johnf3660]

I'm not a horticulturalist, I study botany and I generally try to avoid cultivars in my landscaping business. But I do know a little bit about horticultural rose varieties because my mom had them for a long time. You usually don't grow roses from their own roots, this is because through selective breeding you actually tend to lower the hardiness of the genetic individual. The characteristics you are selecting for are not disease resistance or growth rate, for example- they are flower size and color, etc. So you usually graft onto a more vigorous and hardy rootstock to make up for the relatively weak root system of your cultivar. But taking cutting of a rootstock and grafting back onto it doesn't make for as exciting of a video... because that would actually be somewhat informative 🧐🙂

[@LalitaManhas]

The branch was rotten where the potato was placed and the roots had grown where there was no potato. Only potting soil is sufficient to grow a new plant. I do it with potting soil only .

[@calliopec6903]

You can do as you wish but potato is already proven long ago very good substance for growing roots of roses.. happy gardening 🌱🌹🌿

[@fanyoktavia1703]

yes potato is good, but in this case it failed 😂

[@fanyoktavia1703]

i bet they scratch it too deep

[@LumiSolazar]

Potato is GOD.

[@aurelio6971]

🤣🥔🌹..Stop ridicule

[@libmiragliotta9564]

This is a great tip for making roots on egsisting rose stems. Thank you.

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Buenos día que hermosas plantas Felicidades 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏⚘🌹🇨🇷Dios te bendiga.

[@tycchock1]

I get really upset when I see inaccurate information being spread on KZbin. I owned a 5 acre wholesale nursery and I never used potato to air layer a rose. While the removal of the cambium layer or the outer skin of the rose is correct, you should then apply a rooting hormone. You then wrap it tightly with a moist sterile potting media with plastic. While you may get the rose to form a callus in 2 weeks, you need to have a sufficient amount of roots to support the new rose. Cutting off the air layer prematurely will most likely result in the air layer dying.

[@mithra3477]

What procedure for rose cutting, how growth roots

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[@AnujChauhan1981]

I love to get your point on this video,, infact even I'm going to tell this youtuber that he didn't get any roots on potato area... .... also his second air layering has more roots which was started without potato...

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. ⅞...717

[@loganpirie4387]

I also see absolutely no need for a potato.

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Amo rosas agora vai da para fazer muitas mudas obrigada pela dica 👍

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Прекрасная идея, буду применять на практике и поделюсь с садоводами, большое спасибо

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Попробую сделать, очень просто!!! Спасибо.

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Wow, this great and very creative. Thank you.

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Eu amei a dica,vou fazer tambêm!🥰

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Thank you for the very useful ideas! I'm going to do that to my 🌹

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Thank you for the information I live in a senior building and I have a patio I love roses my grandfather had a whole yard full of roses for 60 years thank you for the information😁🥀

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One of the best propagation videos I've watchrd. Excellent job. Liked and subscribed.

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Alucinante nunca lo había visto hasta ahora

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Fascinante la enseñanza para reproducir plantas

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Belleza total!!!!!

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Muchas gracias por mostrar sus ideas. 👍🏻

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هغلل💞💞

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Beautiful song.❤

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Wow it’s amazing god bless you 👍🏻🙏🏼

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Good to know and learn to grow Rose's beautiful 😍🤩🤩😍

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Great!! Can't wait to do it. Thanks!

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This looks like a great way, I will try this. Thank you.

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Beautiful idea. Thank you mate.

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Amei a dica vou fazer amo Rosa obrigada🙌❤

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From nature we get in nature we go giving back to nature is a divine action

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Excelente! Muchas gracias abrazo

[@mariarosa3535]

Ótimo. Vou fazer mudas seguindo essa técnica.👍👏👏👏

[@domingosgoncalves5259]

No hay necesidad d hacer señorita María, pues tú ya es una 🌹Rosa ok.😀😁😂🤣

[@albamcconnell]

Rodas são fáceis demais de fazer muda. Simplesmente corte o talo, coloque na terra e fique molhando sem ensopar. Já fiz várias vezes assim.

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OI, você sabe o q ele colocou dentro, q adubo foi? Não entendi

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Não é terra é o q ,por favor me responda gratidão

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Ele colocou pó de madeira molhada vc vai achar nós marcineiros ou na madeleira 👍🏿

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Parabéns!!! 😍

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Супер классная идея!

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[@shajjiawan4454]

Do not make so much effort to grow rose cuttings. Just take sand in a pot and put the cutting into the sand. Water daily with a little snap and have fun within two weeks.

[@DiscoverHareKrishna]

Yes indeed...bt when we try to grow while the stem still attached to mother plant ..thats the best way... easier... bt instead of potato which can rot so easily better use soil...plastic and wrap around the stem after cutting the top layer of the stem

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Loved that comment 👏👌

[@mariadioselinengalla2889]

What do mean by snap.

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@@DiscoverHareKrishna What is it

[@shajjiawan4454]

@@mariadioselinengalla2889 I mean spray water with little crack sound (chhiss)

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Wow what a beautiful picture of flowers and video coletty is perfect

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Ótimo vídeo. Parabéns.

[@rosabelem615]

Que lindo !

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Ces incroyable bravo!!

[@boidun7107]

Thank you 🙏 I love your idea it’s easy to follow ❤️💐

[@user-fi6rk7du8h]

Замечательно шедеврально!

[@dharmarajansingaravelu160]

Its a modified technique of air layering used in plant horticulture, technique is same but instead of potato, the ring like peeled plant part is covered with moist coconut fibre or coir ptth or dried and moisted spagnum moss and it is covered with polythene paper and the noth ends are tied with twine, its look like a bigger chocklate, after the root formed indide the coir pith is easily visible throw transparent polythene, then the rooted topp portion is cut and plant in pots, this technique is msinly used in fruit trees have branches, in very higj, not easily bend down to ground and its not suitable gor layering in soil, thank you for your novel idea!

[@anapuertesvaliente597]

Cuánto tiempo aprox. se espera para que enraice??

[@smartdollfamilythia6081]

This is definitely cool and I’m going to try it. ❤️❤️😎😎❤️

[@gauravgupta5732]

Better and good is to cut the cutting at 45° and put little turmeric at rooting end and plant it in mixture of cowdung fertilizer and garden soil mix of 50:50. It will grow faster and quick

[@juanayala187]

Que buena tecnica👏👏👏

[@nbfarmandpets]

Awesome planting ideas, thanks for sharing

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Vou fazer amei

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Bom dia maravilhoso gostei do seu trabalho que deus ti abençoe hoje e sempre

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Wahh cara baru, ilmu baru terimakasih mas. Sangat menginspirasi...

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It's wonderful 😍😍😍

[@mariavallejos773]

Muy buena forma de hacer nuevas plantas y fácil gracias por enseñar hacer nuevos esquejes!!

[@julianguyen1295]

What’s the different? With solid only is enough! No need potatoes! It’s so complicated for a same thing

[@hawktubicle]

Agreed. I too did not find the use of potato slices, since the roots grew above the potato slices. Seems like the potato scarred the skinned stem to black fungal infection. Also, the coir blob would have been secured in a tight wrap of the polythene sheet which would have been adequate.

[@getmetoine]

@@hawktubicle also I had better results with my figs when I put metal foil around the bottle, to block the light from the ends of the roots. But this may be bias observation.

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Nossa eu adorei vou tentar fazer