taking-rose-cuttings
Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2013 11:25 am
Weet nie as dit werk nie, gee maar 'n probeer slag.
http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa398/Frikkie3/IMG_potato_rose_zpsc18de5f4.jpg
http://www.amateurgardening.com/home/ta ... -cuttings/ My allotment neighbour has a row of roses, which he took as cuttings. I asked how he took them. He simply plunges the cuttings into the ground. But his secret of success is the humble potato! Before planting cuttings, he pushes the bottom end into a small potato, which he believes keeps the cuttings moist as they develop roots. It sounds crazy, but his row of allotment roses is proof it works.
Dink dis baie belangrik hoe jy die stiggies sny. Ek het dit net onder die oogies afgesny en net n kort stukkie seker so 2cm.
Jou groei kom uit die oogie. Weet nie van die lang steeltjies nie.
Groeipoeier ingesit en ''seedling'' grond. Het seker miljoene stiggies deur die jare gemaak.
http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa398/Frikkie3/IMG_potato_rose_zpsc18de5f4.jpg
http://www.amateurgardening.com/home/ta ... -cuttings/ My allotment neighbour has a row of roses, which he took as cuttings. I asked how he took them. He simply plunges the cuttings into the ground. But his secret of success is the humble potato! Before planting cuttings, he pushes the bottom end into a small potato, which he believes keeps the cuttings moist as they develop roots. It sounds crazy, but his row of allotment roses is proof it works.
Dink dis baie belangrik hoe jy die stiggies sny. Ek het dit net onder die oogies afgesny en net n kort stukkie seker so 2cm.
Jou groei kom uit die oogie. Weet nie van die lang steeltjies nie.
Groeipoeier ingesit en ''seedling'' grond. Het seker miljoene stiggies deur die jare gemaak.