Re: new growth from a cut rose

Thank you Martin, I will give it a try!

Martin H. Eastburn;777036 Wrote: 
> Keep the stem (not the growth) in shade - away from sun - and if you
> can get buy a nursery see if they have 'Rootone'  or the like name -
> it is a bio chemical IIRC that keeps fungus from growing and
> stimulates
> root growth.  If you grow roots - you have a plant.
> 
> Keeping the base wrapped in paper towel and in water is good.
> 
> Martin
> 
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> 
> claire_putney wrote:-
> hello! I am more than a novice and have a question. my boyfriend gave
> me
> a rose for valentine's day, I was going to throw it away but have
> noticed new growth where i had pulled the leaves off the bottom of
> the
> stem. would i be able to grow anything from this? and how would i do
> it? thanks!
> 
> 
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