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Rose Cuttings.

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Post by The Lazy Rosarian 8th September 2017, 18:39

How long have they been in pots or whatever method you used Carmel ? I would leave them in pots if they are singular or use one as a guinea pig and try and pull it from the pot.
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Post by carmel 9th September 2017, 08:08

I have them in pots. I think some of them are 3 weeks old. Some of them have little leaves.

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Post by The Lazy Rosarian 9th September 2017, 20:26

Leave them in pots for a month, not to much water otherwise they will rot. The leaves you are seeing are most probably from stored energy in the cutting. In about another week try to sacrifice one to see if it has roots
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Post by carmel 10th September 2017, 15:19

ok thank you. Smile

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