- Choose a healthy, vigorous rose bush for your cutting.
- Ensure the potato is fresh and firm to provide adequate moisture to the cutting.
- Consider using a clear plastic bag to create a mini-greenhouse effect and increase humidity.
- Be patient. It may take several weeks for the cutting to root.
Remember: While this method can be successful, it’s not guaranteed. For a higher success rate, traditional methods like water propagation or directly planting the cutting in potting mix with rooting hormone are often preferred.
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