How To Grow Roses From Stem Cuttings (Turn Rose Stems into New Plants – Simple DIY Method!)

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Uploaded: 2025-06-07T13:36:27+00:00
Duration: 2 min 37 s

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hey plant lovers today I'm going to show
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you how to grow beautiful roses from
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cutings using a simple method that
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includes something you probably already
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have in your kitchen turmeric no fancy
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tools or chemicals needed just a rose
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branch a pot some soil and a little
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patience let's get started first find a
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healthy rose branch ideally one that's
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not flowering and about the thickness of
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a pencil you'll want a stem that's about
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6 to 8 in long using clean sharp
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scissors or pruning shears cut the stem
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diagonally just below a leaf node that
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diagonal cut increases the surface area
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for water absorption and encourages
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rooting next remove all the lower leaves
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from the cutting leaving just one or two
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small leaves at the top this helps the
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cutting focus its energy on growing
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roots instead of supporting leaves now
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here's the cool part instead of using
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rooting hormone we're using turmeric
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powder turmeric has natural antifungal
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and antibacterial properties which helps
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prevent rot and infection while the
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cutting roots just dip the bottom inch
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of the stem into turmeric powder make
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sure it's well coated fill a small pot
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with well- draining soil a mix of garden
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soil and sand or perlite works great
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make a hole with your finger or a stick
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insert the stem gently and press the
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soil around it to hold it in place be
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careful not to rub off the turmeric when
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planting to keep humidity high cover the
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pot with a clear plastic bag or a cut
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plastic bottle this acts like a mini
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greenhouse and keeps moisture in which
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is key for rooting water the soil
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lightly you want it to be moist but not
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soggy then place the pot in a bright
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indirect light spot not in direct sun
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now comes the hardest part waiting
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within 3 to 4 weeks you should start
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seeing signs of growth either new leaves
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or resistance when you gently tug the
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stem a sign that roots are forming in
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about 6 to 8 weeks your rose cutting
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should be fully rooted and ready to be
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transplanted to a larger pot or your
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garden and that's it you've just cloned
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a rose using nothing more than a branch
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some turmeric and a pot if you found
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this helpful give it a thumbs up share
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it with your garden loving friends and
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simple plant hacks and I'm sure you're
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going to enjoy this next video on root
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any branch with one simple technique
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happy gardening
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