Rose multiplying

Both nobles and those wild roses can be propagated by seeds (sexual) and fragments of plants (asexual).
Propagation by seed is practiced when seeking or obtaining stock in research units in order to obtain new varieties, hybrids, etc..
Seeds best suited for this purpose are those of the brutal briar.
On a sloppy field since spring deep longer applies once subsoiling 35-45 cm in June aimed at both the loose soil and remove weeds as developments. Before sowing, the land will be raking, weed nivelet and dry cleaning. When you begin to yellow currants are picked and mash with a wooden rollers or a pestle.
The material itself is sown, in rows spaced 30-40 cm. Sowing depth is 4-5 cm, and is made in trenches made with hoes. Above seeds put a 4-5 cm layer of soil that press it with a piece of wood. Manure would be the best but, failing that use a light soil, permeable. For protection against very low temperatures of winter that follows, above rows will sit a layer of straw or other dry plant.



In spring straw is removed and semanaturii see results. If seedlings are springing too although they can be transplanters. Subculturing is done when soil moisture allows uprooting plants without injury when they have 3-4 leaves. Replanting will be done on a well prepared soil. In summer, the seedlings will be hoeing, wet, trim. After the first frost, seedlings will be removed, sorted and categorized.
The most vigorous seedlings, 5-7 mm in thickness to the parcel will be replanted in pots, in the period immediately following their removal, and shall be grafted and replanted in June-July next year. Grafting is indicated in the eyes, not the eyes increasing sleeping. Feeblest sapling will follow the same procedure but grafting is recommended for her sleeping eyes (July-August).