Best method of propagate roses by air layering with tomato

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🌿 Ready to grow your own rose plant at home? In this video step-by-step, we'll guide you through the fascinating process of air layering using a surprising yet effective material – tomatoes! 🌹🌹✨

Step 1: Select a healthy and mature rose branch. Using a sharp anti cutter or knife, carefully remove a 1 inch section of bark from the selected roses branch. Make sure to remove the bark completely, exposing the cambium layer underneath.

Step 2: Take a ripe tomato. Cut the tomato in horizontally. The tomato provides some moisture and nutrients to the branch. attach the Tomato to the Branch. Use toothpicks to stick tomato to branch.

Step 3: Take a 250 ml plastic cup. Cut the plastic cup in horizontally. Insert the cup into the branch. To secure the plastic cup to the branch tie it with zip tie. Ensure that the cup is firmly attached and will not move or fall off.

Step 4: Fill the plastic cup with wet cocopeat, Cocopeat is the best medium for retaining moisture. Gently fill the cocopeat around the tomato half, ensuring it is well-supported.

Step 5: Enclose the entire air layering setup with a plastic bag. This will help maintain humidity and promote root formation.

Step 6: Monitor Root Development. Carefully check for root development within the cocopeat. It can take several weeks for roots to form. Once the roots are established, you can cut the branch from the tree and plant it in a pot or in the ground.

Step 7: Using a sharp and sterilized cutter, cut the roses branch below the newly developed roots. Gently remove the plastic cup and carefully separate the rooted branch from the parent plant.

Additional:
The best time to propagate rose plants by air layering is during the active growing season, which is typically from late spring to mid-summer. This is because the plant is actively growing and producing new leaves and shoots, which will provide the energy needed for the air layer to develop roots.
Here is a more detailed breakdown of the best times to propagate rose plants by air layering in different climates:

Temperate climates: Late spring (May-June) or early autumn (September-October)
Subtropical climates: Late winter (February-March) or early summer (May-June)
Tropical climates: Year-round, but best during the cooler months (March-June and September-November)

It is important to avoid air layering roses during the winter months, as the plants are dormant and will not have the energy to develop roots. Additionally, air layering in the heat of the summer can be stressful for the plants and can reduce the success rate. Thank you!
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