How to grow multiple roses on a tree – Rose Button Registry
The rose button transplant is a technique of multiplication of roses that allows to grow several varieties of roses on a single tree. It is an interesting method for gardeners who want to embellish their garden with a wide variety of roses. Here is how to successfully perform a rose button transplant:
Equipment requirements:
- Root rack (wild or disease-resistant rose)
- Pink button to transplant
- Sharp knife
- Patented or grafted tape
- Elastic horticultural
Steps to follow:
1. Preparation of the rootstock:
Start by choosing a healthy and vigorous rootstock. Cut a stem from the rootstock at a height of about 15 cm. Remove the leaves from the bottom of the stem to facilitate grafting.
2. Preparation of the rose button to be grafted:
Choose a healthy and small rose button. Cut the bevel button to obtain a clean cut surface.
3. Record of Registry:
Using a sharp knife, make a T-shaped incision on the rootstock. Gently insert the rose plug into this incision.
4. Fixing the Registry:
Use a varnished graft or graft tape to attach the pink graft button to the rootstock. Roll the horticultural elastic around the graft to hold the graft.
5. Maintenance of the Registry:
Water the transplant regularly to ensure good soil moisture. Avoid excess water that could rot the transplant. Place the grafted plant in a sunny place but sheltered from the strong wind.
6. Transplant Monitoring:
Monitor the development of the transplant regularly. If there are signs of rejection or drying, act quickly by adjusting the attachment of the transplant or providing the necessary care.
In conclusion,
The rose button transplant is a technique of multiplication of roses that requires a little practice and patience. By following these steps and providing the necessary care, you can grow several varieties of roses on a single tree, for a beautifully flowered garden.