Grow roses from cuttings with turmeric powder
The multiplication of roses by cuttings is a common and effective technique to enlarge your rose garden. Have you ever thought about adding a touch of turmeric to this process? In addition to its health benefits, turmeric can also stimulate the growth of rose cuttings. Find out how to grow roses from cuttings with turmeric powder and multiply your rose garden successfully.
Materials required:
- Boutures of roses
- Turmeric powder
- Special soil cutting
- Planting pot
- Water
Steps to follow:
1. Preparation of cuttings:
Start by taking healthy, vigorous rose cuttings. Choose stems about 15 cm long and remove the leaves from the bottom to leave only two or three upper leaves.
2. Application of turmeric powder:
Pour some turmeric powder into a plate and roll the bottom end of each cutting in. The turmeric will act as an antifungal agent and promote the rooting of cuttings.
3. Planting of cuttings:
Fill a planting pot with special cutting soil and make a hole with a pencil. Gently insert each cutting, ensuring that the turmeric is in good contact with the soil. Lightly cut the soil around the cuttings.
4. Watering:
Water the freshly planted cuttings thoroughly with clear water. Make sure to keep the soil moist without too much wet to avoid rot.
5. Care and follow-up:
Place the cuttings in a bright place, but in direct sunlight. Keep them at a constant temperature and regularly monitor soil moisture. Within a few weeks, you should observe roots forming.
6. Transplantation of cuttings into the ground:
Once the roots of the cuttings are well developed, you can transplant them into your main rose garden. Dig a hole, gently remove the cutting from the planting pot and place it in the hole. Get in with soil, water generously and monitor the growth of your new rose.
With a little turmeric and patience, you can easily multiply your roses in a natural way. Enjoy this rewarding process and see your rose garden flourish with beautiful roses. Good gardening!