Do you really believe that you can grow roses using the cuttings from your gift bouquet? #roses #growingroseinpot #rooting #rootinghormone #plantcutting #plantpropagation
By pressing the buttons on our computer, we right away can find numerous websites, YouTube videos where dishonest advisers assure you that you can grow roses from your gift bouquet. It is all lies. It is the opposite. It is quite hard and in some cases impossible. And in this short video I will try to explain why it is and what the main reasons behind this are.
From this video you will learn why, in Ecuador or Columbia, greenhouse growers can grow super monsters that can live 21 days after being cut. And why a cut imported roses lifetime is 3-4 times longer than naturally grown roses like one from your backyard. You will learn about two biologically active compounds which belong to groups of triazole: paclobutrazole and pencanozole. These active chemicals have a strong growth retardant effect and also work against plant hormones such as gibberellin and auxin. Their purpose is to slow the flowers ripping process, stop the stems growth, prevent the leaves from falling and stop the root from developing. All while stimuli continues to grow already developed roots. Triazoles are used in order to improve resistance for transportation and prolong a roses shelf’s life.
You will also learn that there are 2 types of rose bushes that roses typically grow on. First one grows on their own roots. These type of roses are frost and disease resistant. The second type, which are grafted roses bushes, grow on other rose root, usually a wild rose root. They are much less frost and disease resistant. It is a fact that most of the roses in the greenhouses, the one you receive in your gift or bridal bouquet, grow on this type of the bush. These varieties are a result of aggressive human interactions with the genetic code.
Cellular engineering such as haploid and diploid breeding, micro-propagation, mutations and viruses and genetic modifications are the methods used to receive unique unusual colors, shapes and sizes. Everything from grey, rustic, purple, gigantic sizes, ugly forms like cabbage roses which are very different from normal shapes of the roses and super long lasting resistance. That is modern biotechnology which make roses sterile and absolutely unable to survive. It is artificially supported DNA of specific varieties of roses that you typically buy in your local flower shops. They are not vital, there is no life!
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