You can try propagating it with perlite or vermiculite. Or you can go with a 50-50% blend of potting soil and perlite, they say that this combination is the most successful in rooting rose cuttings because it is a very light blend that encourages the roots to grow quickly. While some use blends of sand or vermiculite and gain a considerable success with.

Above advice is real good, keep in mind that they need humidity while they are trying to develop a root system. If you don't have someone to lightly spray the cuttings, try setting the containers with the cuttings in a tray with pebbles and water. also dipping the cuttings in a rooting hormone is a good idea, hope this will help you, it'
s so hard to go away when we try to garden!