the cuttings have signs of rotting, I guess the soil is really humid under the surface. It rained every single day... today it's the second sunny day. My try has come to an end I suppose.

It's very rewarding when and if it works, best of luck 😊

I am transplanting my floral roses into the ground this evening after work, they have been growing since I took the cuttings months ago.

Good work. Mine are going to die, there's nothing to do to stop rotting I guess.

cybersix said:Good work. Mine are going to die, there's nothing to do to stop rotting I guess.

Maybe, but don't give up my lord!

Try my method.

Indirect lighting, composted leaves and Sandy medium. Rooting hormone with mason jars over them. I got a video on YouTube with me doing it.

I am avidly following the thread. I have nothing to add. Whenever I tried rooting cuttings, they turned black and died. You are inspiring me to try again!

Keeping the moisture appropriate is critical, which is why I use the bottle mini-greenhouse technique. It almost worked...

I cut the black portion. Now I have three small cuttings in a half bottle with the other half covering it. I noticed something like aerial roots coming from a node which was not covered by soil. I Will keep it inside I have more control on it.

Great! Don't give up.