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Standardization of Rose Flower Propagation by Improving the Climatic Conditions in India

M. K. Nehra, Gulfam Ali, Joginder Singh

International Journal of Plant & Soil Science · pp. 1367–1371 · Published 4 Sep 2023

10.9734/ijpss/2023/v35i193680

Abstract

To get the better quality flowers, the agricultural / Horticultural practices have to be applied at proper time and in proper way. In the present investigation the planting time of rose root-stock was standardized alongwith the way of planting in the soil beds. Planting time was taken as January, February and March because plants are very sensitive to the temperature, photo period and the air moisture. Any deviation in then even a week or a fortnight may affect yield and quality of flowers in ease of flowering plants. Another important factor in plant growth is soil, where root established and moride nourishment to the plant. In this experiment, the rose cuttings were planted on ridges, flat beds. and in polythene bags. The observations recorded showed that cuttings when planted on ridges and in flat bed yielded better flower and good plant growth. February was found to be suitable time for the better and quicker growth time.

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