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PeterG

Hello, so i’ve been interested in roses recently, and in june i took cutting from different roses i have, and i’ve placed them in water for them to grow roots. But idk what these things on the bottom are, and it sure doesn’t look like roots. Can roots still grow? bc those bumps look like they could be blocking root growth. thanks

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  1. SueB

    Wow! I don’t know but I hope someone does. It’s an interesting growth that’s for sure. 😳

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  2. honeybee 🌱

    That’s a lotttt of bacterial slime on those cuttings, rinse them well while rubbing the slime off with your fingers and spray with hydrogen peroxide solution before returning to fresh water. Slime is a precursor to rot!

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    • Catnip

      Yes, do this immediately! I lost quite a few rose cuttings last year to rot 🫣

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    • Goldfish

      This ^^^ pretty sure that slime doesn't belong there 😅

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  3. Catnip

    Nah, those bumps (calluses) are a good sign — those are the places where the roots will grow out of

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