| Can I propagate a hybrid T rose? If I can how is this done? |
| Hybrid roses are almost always grafted onto a really vigorous rootstock, to help them survive the challenges of winter weather. Even if a cutting from a hybrid rose were to root, it's not likely that the resulting rose bush will be hardy enough to grow for very long. You can try to take a cutting (4-6 inches of non-flowering vigorous growth; dip the cut end in rooting hormone and set it in a container of moistened potting soil). I would caution you not to invest too much time, or hope, in this project -- the results may be disappointing. |
