5 easy tips to grow roses and propagate from cuttings, with Harkness Roses | The RHS

[@natankaaren1207]

such a nice clear presentation - i grew many roses from cuttings very simply - scraped the skin - 20 cm hole in our clay earth - and into the hole - no rooting agent - the plants wanted to live - about 80 % success - you seem on an industrial level - beautiful roses from what i could see - thank you for posting

[@ofetacher3008]

He is not an old man, he is an experienced gardner. Age is not an issue

[@Whipporwhill]

Great propagation info! Thank you!

[@educationarise958]

I am R.A Dogar very beautiful rose garden , thank you very much , Francesca

[@nihonghoichirupopadanlakum3250]

Thank you so much . Love from India 🇮🇳

[@nelidascott6917]

Wow!!! Thanks so much for this very useful information!!!❤❤❤😊

[@janinemalloy3097]

Thank you so much for this great video. Very helpful! I've enjoyed how calmly you've explained the process and make it seem doable. It's very kind of you to share your tips despite being a professional rose seller. I shall keep an eye out for you at the plant shows next year and grab myself a new rose!

[@esthersami3120]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, from PNG.

[@chrisstaniforth5629]

Fantastic viewing!! Really enjoyed this one!

[@The_RHS]

Thank you, that's great to hear!

[@KeepSafeCare]

Thank you for this excellent advice

[@danfarnsworth5368]

It's so valuable to hear this information from professionals. And I especially liked the way Phillip counted (out loud) the number of snips and plucks...you always remember this kind of demonstration. What I'd like to know is the composition of the "compost" ...is it actually pure compost from a compost pile, or is this a word for soil mix (could you name the ingredients?).

[@AP_farm_agriculture]

This flower in my country is often used as an offering flower for the dead, they will be buried with the corpse to preserve the scent of the corpse.

[@llllllllllilillii]

No, they call potting soil "compost" over there. It's just potting soil.

[@andrewdunne1735]

Quite brilliant and helpful,Thanks

[@The_RHS]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it!

[@protanaman1887]

Thank you very much for yours tips roses propagation,, 🙏🇮🇩

[@ijazulhaq4451]

Excellent video

[@pronoun_dilemma]

My word, she is absolutely gorgeous.

[@mariajacinta1715]

Thank you, kind gentleman & kind lady ,for your video, that's extremely informative.We will definitely propagate rose cuttings, emulating your helpful demonstration of rose cuttings' propagation.🎉

[@richardpreston4320]

Brilliant video!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@lorilandwehr803]

Love your video!! I looooove Maple!!!!!

[@The_RHS]

Us too!

[@haybob2527]

A Rose by any other name would smell as sweet..🌹🌹

[@atikurhaque1099]

Thanks to u😊

[@raton_garden]

Wow so beautiful garden. Good information. Connect stay 🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@angiefg7545]

I'm going to try taking cuttings this year. Thanks for the advice and inspiration.

[@The_RHS]

Thanks for watching! Let us know how it goes, good luck!

[@gioknows]

Lovely flowers. Thanks for the advice. Cheers from Ottawa, Canada🍁

[@The_RHS]

Thanks for watching!

[@dhsobers9195]

Thank you so much for this detailed explanation. I will be trying this in the fall.

[@The_RHS]

That's great to hear. Let us know how it goes!

[@iwonahunter3350]

Thank you both!!🙏 They sound like they know their onions...means roses.

[@jugnoothelight8662]

wow beautifulvideo thanks for sharing

[@bewoodford2807]

Fabulous tutorial. I've learnt so much. Thank you :-)

[@The_RHS]

Yay! That's great to hear.

[@Thereshewonders]

Thank you for sharing these valuable information!

[@tarsemkaur1502]

Wow very good information to plant roses❤❤ thank you for shat this video 🌷🌷🙏🙏🌷🌷

[@bobketteringham4779]

Great information. Thank you.

[@YuuY-pz7px]

Thank you! ❤

[@aktershah5810]

great stuff!

[@Lovegardening27]

Great information. I have a few cuttings with long shoots. I was not sure if it's good to cut the shoot or not. Thank you ❤

[@shermainewang4389]

Their rose is so beautiful, I wanna buy some 😅

[@isfahanorfi6792]

hi First of all most thing that encourage me to your great passion for agriculture. very useful tips about the rose. thanks you very much..keep up the good work

[@arifali6762]

Thx.

[@blindblackpianist]

Francesca is dreamy

[@Lisa-doxielover]

Great info! I always try to propagate from cuttings but I can’t ever get my roses to root…thanks for this video!

[@The_RHS]

If you try this method, let us know how it goes :)

[@nancydrew1102]

What is the Red rose @ 0:25 ??? They are gorgeous.

[@deebars7413]

Thank you so much for helpful advice. It looks easy but in a weather like UK , it’s not that simple to grow anything from cuttings. They die out very quickly or gone black at the base.

[@supermemememe605]

In hot weather its harder, everything dries out

[@قناةطبخالمغربيالاصيل]

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[@carolynkind1111]

I just did this. thank you. I put 5 cuttings in a pot and put it outside. Do i continue to water it regularly as it won't get rain where it is under an overhang?

[@santaaurokium3222]

Thank you for this useful info, I have tried this many times and it hadn't work, could the time of cuttings make a difference? and what sort of good compose should one use?

[@esthersami3120]

Can I buy some of this cutting's?.

[@hris02]

can i put the cutting directly into the ground and cover it with a bottle to retain moisture

[@thistletown5938]

Hi thanks for your video. Can I take cuttings in July (today is 2nd July) whilst in bloom?

[@The_RHS]

Yes indeed, while the shoots are still young (although you can do hardwood cuttings in autumn if needs be). When you deadhead cut off with a 25cm shoot, take off all but the top leaves, and insert leaves uppermost in a trench in the garden soil. Once shoots start growing in autumn, lift, pot up and keep in a greenhouse or cold frame until spring.

[@Maryum-007]

Is it necessary to use hormone powder and if its not available are there any alternatives we can use?

[@MrStrider91]

Honey is an option

[@RandomRads]

when a old man like that is talking you better listen

[@mommaGrows]

Darn rootin!

[@monawershah7465]

It's November now, can I take rose cutting to grow outside in soil, if yes. Six buds or more I shall need.

[@vicmurai1033]

I live in grow zone 3 in Canada where the temperature drops to between -40 to -50 degrees Celsius during winter. Would I still bury the pot of cuttings outside in the garden over Winter until the Spring? I use rose collars for my established Tea Roses to protect them during the Winter. I am not sure whether rose collars would protect the potted cuttings over our extreme cold in our cold Winter temperatures. Thanks.

[@cindylu9090]

This is the first time I heard something after the good propagation, pruning it back to 5 cm left. Would love to know when will be the good time to prune young shoot? Mine young shoot is about 20-30 cm, when should I prune it back to 5 cm? Thanks you.

[@sandyhinchliffe3891]

Would you leave the fall cuttings outside in your garden when the weather gets as low as -15. Or is it better to have them in a cool room in your house. I live in Canada. On Vancouver Island where the weather is similar to England.

[@llllllllllilillii]

Roses are grown in central america. It's going to be tough for you to successfully grow roses over winter with that kind of cold. Do you have a green house?

[@MarySAmbrosio]

I live mine in water and come lieavs ho to get roots

[@korange69]

This girl is seriously cute

[@llllllllllilillii]

I noticed when you did the count cutting you didn't leave 2 nodes just a leaf node. Aren't you supposed to leave a bottom node? Never seen this done this way. Also, what is the name of that white and blush rose you're standing next to when cutting? It's so beautiful but I can't read the tag. It would have been nice for you to label all those beautiful roses. Does that say Chandos Beauty???

[@Ultrapro011]

I live in the Mediterranean and almost all sprouted! how can i make them grow faster?

[@powerbs3527]

Dig banana peels under

[@kristinkim6422]

We have an old rose "tree" that broke in the storm two weeks ago. The base stem broke. I am planning to leave the base stem as is and see what happens next spring. Is it possible to save the broken top stem? The stem is about 6-8 cm wide and has many many branches.

[@The_RHS]

Oh no! I hope you get lots of new growth this spring and summer.

[@MarySAmbrosio]

Thanks the reason I can't hear very well

[@Pray-Serendipity]

No clue why i keep failing. Potting mix i tried 100 % cocopeat 100% sand 50% soil 50% cocopeat 40% soil 50% cocopeat 20% sand 30% cow compost + neem leaves. I also sprayed them with neem oil for pests. I get black/ brown/ yellow/ orange stems meaning roots aren't growing and stems have die back. If i cut dieback part it begins again even though I cleaned tools with h202. I also tried covering cuttings with plastic bag for humidity still they die. I gave rain water because tap water had high tds no success.

[@llllllllllilillii]

What is your location? Where exactly are you putting them after cutting? Are you covering them? What temperature? Are you checking on them? What i your watering regimine? There are a lot of other factors.

[@Pray-Serendipity]

@@llllllllllilillii My temps are like 26 C right now. I place them in pots and cover them with a cup. When i cover the leaves form and then die turn black when cup removed after 1 month stem show same symptom when existing leaves which i didn't remove become dry like paper. I tried 5 pots all had same issue. I water only when potting mix visibly looks dry. I cut at 45 angle use fungicide or turmeric powder both didn't work for me. Rose variety is damask which is easy to grow as so claimed. I also water spray cuttings some times in hopes they survive. This plant is a bitch.

[@Z5Z5Z5]

This seems so difficult

[@Ultrapro011]

easy