100% Success! Growing Roses from Cuttings with This Homemade Fertilizer: Materials You’ll Need

Roses, often crowned as the “queen of flowers,” captivate with their beauty and fragrance. Propagating roses from cuttings is a wonderful way to ensure a bountiful garden of your favorite varieties. In this article, we’ll guide you through a straightforward method to grow roses from 10cm cuttings, enriched with a DIY banana peel fertilizer. With this technique, your chances of success will soar, resulting in a lush and thriving rose garden.

Materials You’ll Need:

Rose cuttings (10cm in length)
Rooting hormone
Clean, sharp pruning shears
Potting mix
Small pots or containers
Clear plastic bag or plastic wrap
Banana peels
Watering can or spray bottle
Sunny location

Step 1: Preparing the Cuttings

Start by taking 10cm cuttings from your chosen rose plant. Do this in the spring or early summer when the plant is actively growing. Select stems with several leaves, and make your cuts just below a leaf node, ensuring that each cutting has at least two sets of leaves. This facilitates root development.

Step 2: Applying Rooting Hormone

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