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Re: Rose cuttings
- To: s*@eskimo.com
- Subject: Re: Rose cuttings
- From: R* <m*@earthlink.net>
- Date: Sun, 02 Nov 1997 14:30:20 -0500
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> I propagated roses commercially for the first time this year. I did
> about 50 000 leaf bud cuttings primarily for Parkland and Explorer
> series
> roses. I used a mist system that maintained RH at about 86% and temp
> at
> 30-32 degrees C at midday. Success was moderate to excellent for most
>
> varieties with the exception of Hansa and Therese Bugnet. They turned
>
> brown after about 48-72 hours. Not slimy, dark brown but a dry,
> crispy
> brown.
>
> Why did they do this so fast? Any ideas?
>
> BTW, I was using Sunshine Mix #1 with some extra Perlite and our
> irrigation water has slightly elevated levels of calcium.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Dean Arndt in Manitoba
Did you use a rooting hormone powder? Most powders contain some
fungicide. If not, you should have treated the cuttings with a
fungicide. the mix you used hold too much water, and I believe that the
temperature was too high. hope this helps
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