How do I plant roses with cuttings?

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Craft Invaders on Feb 18, 2019

This article is interesting
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/roses/roses-from-cuttings.htm

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Dianne on Feb 18, 2019

Really hard to do, but check the web!

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DesertRose on Feb 19, 2019

Some people cut a stem off a rose and put it into a raw potato and plant the potato in the ground. Roses need lots of potassium to start and the potato provides that for them. It also keeps the end moist. It is best to cut the stem at an angle.

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