Rooting Indoors over Winter. Roses & more
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- Опубліковано 24 гру 2023
- If you're enjoying the challenges of plant propagation, it can feel limiting when the landscape begins to fall into dormancy. What I'm enjoying these days is the fact that not every plant reacts equally to cold. This lets me continue to push the envelop of bringing hardy plant material, like roses, inside to controlled temperatures as cuttings. In this video I'll demonstrate with roses, rosemary, and also demonstrate with a few more tender indoor varieties I have on the go.
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Merry Christmas to you and yours. I really enjoy your videos. They are so educational and informative. I am looking forward to many more in the coming years. Thank you
Jason, you are a winner. A great teacher and a wonderful man. Happy Holiday Season, Jason & Family.
I always find your videos fascinating. I've been into gardening my whole life you always make me want to get outside and dig in the dirt. Thanks so much.
Merry Cristamas!
Perfect timing for this video, Jason. I got some propagation tools for Christmas.
Lol. Sounds like you're one of us now!
Merry Christmas Jason and Lisa! Watching your videos is like receiving presents all year long. Thank you!
I appreciate all the education on your channel. Thank you so much! I learn something new every time I check in :)
I learned how to propagate plants from your videos a few years back
Wonderful to hear it!
Merry Christmas. Wishing you all the best in the future. Love your videos.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years Celebrations!
Merry Christmas Jason,Lisa. Thank you for the many gifts,all year long.
Merry Christmas to you and yours Jason! Much joy and success in 2024!
I always enjoy this channel.
Thank you, as always, great information!
Merry Christmas
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Good stuff, Jason. Thanks
Merry Christmas to you and yours from Te Wae Wae Bay in New Zealand, I do not grow roses but your videos are fascinating and very informative which help me with my gardening. The start to a good evening is cheese, biscuits, a bottle of red wine and a few of your videos. May your business continue to grow in 2024 (pun intended)
Merry Christmas! I hope you’ll have a nice holiday!
Feliz Navidad from La Ventana, Baja, Mexico.🧑🎄💐 I really like Mutabilis rose.
Merry Christmas Jason and Lisa.🎄⛪️🎅🏻🌹🥀
Thank you.
heck, we could almost dry our laundry outside this winter! That's a stretch, but Merry Christmas there.
Merry Christmas Jason & Lisa! Bonny
joyeux noël Jason
Happy Holidays and thanks for all the videos
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁😊🎁🎄
Merry Christmas. You make it look so easy. I have done hundreds of cutting with 0% success, lol.
Thanks for this year. Merry Christmas ❤❤
Jason, Happy New Year to you and Lisa 🎉 I wish you much success and joy in 2024 !
excellent video
Merry Christmas,Jason. Thank you for your awesome videos.
Merry Christmas 🥰
Merry Christmas😊👍👍
Merry Christmas 🎄
Happy Christmas 🎄
Merry Christmas to you and your family. Big thank you for all your help learning about Roses.
Merry Christmas! 🎄
Merry Christmas FVRF, all the best in the new year.
Breath of fresh green air! Nice science approach to propagation 😎🌺🌻
Merry Christmas, thanks for the tips.
Really appreciated the information.
Merry christmas to you from north west texas god bless you end tanks for you good information about cutting 👍🥶
Thanks Leo. And a Merry Christmas to you and your family as well.
I learn so much,thank you
Merry Christmas, to you and Lisa. 🎄🎄🎄
I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas.. ill wish you and yours a happy New Years and may you be blessed with all the good things in life
Thank you Jason! Another great video! And lots of brilliant advice and tips! Thank you and a very happy new year to you and your family. I love watching all your videos ,(you get to the point with no waffle, thanks!) :) :) :)
I've got one success out of 30..still a good deal! I've cut a new batch already 😄
Merry Xmas Jason & Lisa! It's about 5:30pm Boxing Day here & we're in the midst of our usual 'Sunny QLD Summer Afternoon Thunderstorm" . Yesterday there was 4" Hail Stones up the Road.
I'm about to pull up & toss(probably Tomorrow) about 100 more failed Rose Cuttings. Guessing they don't like it when is 37° in the shade!
My last Batch of Aerial Cuttings it would appear only 1 has survived after Potting Up in Potting Mix. I might try Potting the next batch of Aerial Cuttings in Coco Coir.
Very informative video 🌹✂️🥀👍 Merry Christmas 🎁🎅🏼🎄🤶🏼 and Happy New Year 🎊🎆
Merry Christmas thanks for all your helpful information 🌹
Merry Christmas together with all your dearest! 🎉 And many thanks for your videos! ❤
Merry Christmas to you too! What a treat to have a video from you today. You have inspired me to try more propagation -- plants are so amazing. It's going up to 50 F here in New York City and in the country so no snow for us either. On the plus side, my cold weather vegetables are thriving. I wish I'd taken a cutting off my rosemary as it usually doesn't survive the winter -- I need to check to see whether there is anything viable on it.
Merry Christmas hun. Thank so much for your wonderful videos. So very helpful. Best to you and yours in the coming year 💕
Hi Jason, Wish you and your family Merry Christmas and a very joyful Holidays!🎄❤️🌹Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experiences with us! They are so informative and educational!
Hi, What is the temperature you set to your heat mat here?Also wanted to know which potting mix you have used here ?
I go on the low end, like 24C/75F. I've used a number of different propagation mixes. Peat/perlite (like ProMix) has given me very consistent results, but recently I've just been using my bulk potting soil (a blend of composted bark and shredded wood fiber) and it's worked well for me too. So long as it's relatively low in active bacteria/fungus (unlike garden soil or compost) and also relatively light/free draining, you can manage propagation in a wide range of mixes.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thank you!❤️
TY for these tips!! I'm going to try them out on some trees that I want to propagate that would be difficult to source otherwise. Belated Merry Xmas and Happy New Year 🕛🎊🥂 for 2024!!!
Very nice guys. Jason I've tried and failed in all stages of rooting a variety of roses. They never make it 😂. I'll be building a climate controlled box next month for them. It's astonishing to see that you guys aren't up to your waste in snow. Merry Christmas and happy holidays 🎉
I have never had a rose cutting root ether 😢
@@paulinecrispin121 when i first moved to my new house 5 yrs ago.. i casually poked 6 cuttings in the front garden where it bakes in summer & did nothing more..they all rooted & flowering away for last 2 yrs. ( they need semi - dry condition & plenty of sun.. then bob’s your uncle)
It’s 55 degrees here in Ohio. We’ve had very few cold days. I may try to grab some cuttings too. I have a small indoor set up so it could be fun to try something other than just seed starting. Great video as always. Happy Holidays!
You bet - a little bit of indoor space can be a game changer, and not much to lose!
Merry Christmas to you two. It is an amazingly mild winter here in greater Vancouver BC Canada. We even have a couple of blooms on a small landscape rose!
Excellent video, Jason. How long until you pot up the roses with good roots? Will you wait until the weather warms up? Happy Holidays to you and your family. Thank you for all your videos throughout 2023👍🤗🌱🌱🌱🌱
Thanks Denise, and happy new year. For these ones I'll wait until it warms up, keeping them in plug trays until then so they don't take up so much space.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm thank you 😊👍
I have my first successful pink Belinda started in sand on 8/6/23.
I'm thinking I should wait to pot up when it gets warmer. She's in my little heated greenhouse for now.
Thanks for another great video. I put rose cuttings in sand/ pea gravel several weeks ago. They are starting to root, and have roots that are maybe a quarter of an inch long. They are in a cool garage, that won't freeze, but also won't get above 50 degree. When should I take them out of the sand, and put them in soil in pots?
I'd take it slow and patient - let them develop some good strong roots in their current location. Sand makes it quite easy for later removal and transplant. Sounds like they're responding well to their current conditions, so no rush in moving them along.
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Hi Jason. Same weather conditions on the east coast. Quite mild. I dont mind not having snow except 4 plants r confused. Some bulbs pushing through and buds on Rhodos and Magnolias swelling. So hope we don't get an instant freeze up.
What I was wondering is if i take some cuttings on my roses that still have leaves will it open up the stem/ branches tips 2 create an unprotective tip snd cause more die back throughout the rest of winter?
That's a tough judgement call. Generally for a few clippings here or there (and especially this late, when the plants are already slowing down) it should be relatively safe.
Again, thanks for another super video. You’ve given me hope to try another round of rooting after I thought it was too late. Also, want you to know I still want to get a Firefighter rose from you. Please let me know how to get one when the time comes.
Thanks! I should be listing the 3 gallon roses on the website in April.
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I live in Ontario. You thought you might be able to send me a little, rooted cutting I think it was. It was some small plant/cutting that you ship out in a multi pack of 3 or so I think. Sorry I can’t be more clear. I will try to find what I’m talking about.
Thank you for the informative video! Do you use grow lights for your indoor rose cuttings?
Yes, I use LED panels to supplement natural light through the windows
Thanks for replying! Do you mind sharing what LED panels you use? I have never had success with indoor rose cuttings so I want to try replicating your method as closely as I can. @@FraserValleyRoseFarm
Sorry, one more question. How long do you leave the lights on daily? Thank you @@FraserValleyRoseFarm
Great vid thanks. do you think coco coir would good for this indoor type method.
Sure. I've had good results with coir as medium
Awesome thanks for the reply. I watched the vids in the links where you talk about this in detail and subed. Great info@@FraserValleyRoseFarm
Love this propagation info! So useful. How many hours under lights do you recommend for indoor rose propagation? Thank you!🌹
Generally 11 to 12 hours per day is the sweet spot for me - and I do this during daylight hours, with the indirect light through the windows supplementing the lamps. If I go much longer, I could trigger long-day flowering plants in propagation to switch from vegetative growth to flowering. Roses don't much care about daylength either way, but 12 hours is fine for them too.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thank you! I'll be trying this for winter here in Central USA! What are your thoughts on sticking Mock Orange right now? I didn't get it done during the growing season.
I'd be inclined to try mock orange as hardwood cuttings outdoors: ua-cam.com/video/4NONMYSK2h0/v-deo.html
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Great, thank you! I did just that with some hardwood prunings. Stuck them in a pot with a humidity dome (with a hole in it) in my outside nursery area. Also stuck some holly cuttings in the same manner. Now we wait! 🤞😊
Happy holidays to you too! Here on Gotland in Sweden we had a magical white Christmas Eve with 20 cm of snow covering all mud with is a blessing with 2 Irish setters but late last night pouring rain and 20m/s wind gusts so I woke up to all snow gone and everything muddy and so much water that my lawn is a lake. 😢 This is the reason my flower beds are raised, I moved here in October 2021 and many of my plants I just planted to get them in ground drowned and rotted.
A question, I know that mostly all plants, bushes and trees want good drainage. But is there any plants that survive these conditions? On top of that, almost all rain is concentrated late October to mid March, summers are hot and dry with water restrictions if you don’t have a own well (as I 🙏🏼 have) and I’m careful about watering anyway, are there any plants liking it like that? Aaaand on top of that, very alkaline soil and water, as this island is made of limestone. I would love to learn more which plants love (or hate) extreme conditions.
I'll put it down on my list as a video topic! I have a great old book called "Right Plant, Right Place" broken up into sections to profile plants that will grow in various challenging conditions.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm thank you! ❤️
Always amazing results Jason! Do u use a particular medium? Or one of preference?
I'm flexible. I'll often grab a bale of ProMix (peat/perlite) because it goes a long way in trays and I've had reliable results. This time of year I've just been cutting "opportunistically" around the yard, and the bulk potting soil (composted bark and shredded wood fiber) has done surprisingly well.
So it doesnt need to be a sterile seeding starting like medium?
"sterile" would be overstating it, but garden soil or household compost is too rich in microbes, so the potting soil mixes I mentioned are a fairly good compromise
Hi Jason, I inserted chopstick in the soil mix of some small potted roses and it came out with barely damp crumbs of soil. Should I water them a little with diluted fish fertilizer?
I wish I could be more helpful, but that final call of whether to water or not isn't something that can be done from afar. Personally, I have a frequency in mind based on the stage of rooting. It might be as little as a couple or three days for lightly rooted plants (because they don't have the same ability to reach deeply into the pot or plug for more moisture) or as much as a week for strongly rooted plants. That frequency, of course, is different based on the ratio of plant size to pot size and the growing conditions as well. I often lift the pots to feel the water weight or even gently tip the plants out to visually inspect the moisture level of the soil. If assessing moisture level is something that gives you pause, or you want a little more guidance on it, here's a good article for how professional growers look at it: www.growertalks.com/Article/?articleid=25029 For younger plants, I'd say I let it dry down to a 3, but for well rooted plants I target a 2 on the waterings scale pictured in the article. I can't say using a chopstick is a bad method, but it's just not something that I do.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thank you so much for the article.❤️
I took my first cutting of fairly tender branches in North Carolina. 30 degree nights and 55 degree days left this rose with prominant budding nodes. What temp indoors should i maintain until they root?
I'm usually going for a basic cool room temperature, like 18C / 64F. The advanced budding on the nodes is not necessarily a good thing - but I suppose we'll find out! I generally aim my cuttings for a part of the stem with buds a little flatter against the stem, so there's more time for rooting before it tries to shoot.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thanks for the reply, and all the informational videos! Much appreciated.
I'm sure you've discussed this before, but do you use a rooting hormone when you root cuttings?
Yes, unless it's a super easy-to-root variety. Generally, I use a 0.3 to 0.4% IBA rooting powder for roses in active growth, or something stronger for hardwood dormant cuttings.
Jason i have glore de guillan,souvenir de pierre vibert,Alfred de dalmas,quatre saison blanc mousseux,salet, miranda,Tuscany superb,quatre saison,mme Louise lavique, conditorum,frou Karl druschki, mme zoetman all these & many more .. may be this will give you ideas to increase your stocks as people might like to buy them from you.. & you’ll get to enjoy them too.. happy new yr to you & a lot of success for 2024 to you & family.. 🍻’s to your good health
Thanks - there are a few on that list I'd love to add to the collection. I don't suppose you're local?
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm sweetheart i’m in England ..near London in Luton Bedfordshire..i’d love to pass you cuttings..because you seem to be an expert at it.. i could do tranquility & benjuman brittan hardwood cuttings outdoors but next 2 wks. is rain .. will rot away .. but i’ll still do it..they’ve gone nuts in big pots..i have rose du roi, mme. plantier,sidonie , hot chocolate, big purple,Julia’s rose.. i sniffed munstead wood at a Manor House temple in Watford about 25 times.. it’s discontinued in Britain.. but summer song is available from many vendors which is not available in US & people are very eager out there to own one.. let me know if i could send a parcel of cuttings to you ..i’ll wrap them in damp paper kitchen towels & send them to you for sure
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm most were bought from Trevor white roses & R V Roger .. if it’s possible for me to send a parcel then look up these vendors & they do have a heck of a collection of 650 each .. i’ll most definitely get any of the ones you choose & send them over.. there is an international vendor here jones roses.. i think it’s doable ..
I'm not sure it is - there are phytosanitary restrictions around moving plants internationally that are difficult to overcome as an individual - most commercial nurseries even steer clear because of the cost and complexity. But I appreciate so much your generosity and willingness to help!
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm even if they are bareroot roses with no leaves & thoroughly washed?
My Hardwood cuttings all rotted and i didn’t even keep it that wet 🙁
Sorry to hear it!
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm im new to hardwood ill get it nailed down
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They (fraser vally rose farm )offer me job in your farm is that ok or not
Merry Christmas to you and your family
No, we're not hiring right now. It might be a job scam.
Thank you sir and happy new year
Merry Christmas 🎄