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Old March 22, 2013   #1
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Default rosse cuttings in a potato?

Anyone here ever heard of starting rose cuttings in a potato? I just read where it has been done like that. Too cool.

If you have tried it, I'd love to read your experience.
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http://www.amateurgardening.com/home...rose-cuttings/

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Old March 23, 2013   #3
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Tom, that is the picture my daughter fb to me! Have you tried it though???
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No, I have not tried rooting roses in potato tubers. I just posted the link and photo in case someone else had.
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Just looking at the photo, based on the direction of the thorns, they are rooting the wrong end of 2 of the rose cuttings.
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saltmarsh, I noticed that! too funny. The directions on the link from Tom are to plant the potato and keep cutting off its growth.

Thanks Tom for posting the photo. I haven't figured out how to do pictures here yet.
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