My root system is destroyed.
It was my first attempt to grow a dessert rose. I made an erroneous green horn mistake and did not check the soil in the pot. It was dry on top but not below. My glass is always half full so the upside is I learned a lot.
Please take note to the picture I have attached. My stems, about 6 of them, are not in great view but are tall and not affected. I edited the photo to show some roots that are growing. Can I replant with a slim chance these roots will take to save some stems?
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Can I cut the hardy stems and replant them like an Hydrangea?
I excited to join your community and hopefully post some positive results to help with others new like myself with growing a dessert rose!
It was my first attempt to grow a dessert rose. I made an erroneous green horn mistake and did not check the soil in the pot. It was dry on top but not below. My glass is always half full so the upside is I learned a lot. Please take note to the picture I have attached. My stems, about 6 of them, are not in great view but are tall and not affected. I edited the photo to show some roots that are growing. Can I replant with a slim chance these roots will take to save some stems?
OR
Can I cut the hardy stems and replant them like an Hydrangea?
I excited to join your community and hopefully post some positive results to help with others new like myself with growing a dessert rose!
. Make them fight to find water rather than rot.