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First attempt on T budding a rose

10 years ago

Hello,,

I just want to share my first T budding attempt. My rootstock is fortuniana and my scion is gemini, the picture taken on its 4th day of budding. And this is also my trial for fortuniana if it will survive my climate (with winter protection of course) since i live in new york. If its a success then i might grow more roses in fortuniana.

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seil zone 6b MI
10 years ago
I've never tried budding before but that certainly looks good to me! Keep us posted on how it does.
dan_keil_cr Keil
10 years ago
It looks real good. Good luck. I did one a few years ago and it's doing well. Mine is on multiflora
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seil zone 6b MI
10 years ago
How is your budded plant doing?
karen_pagayon
Original Author
10 years ago
@Seil,, it looks good,still green so i guess it healed,pretty soon i will cut off the top..thanks

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