Grow Multi-Colored Roses on One Plant: Easy Grafting Method Revealed!

• February is ideal for rose grafting due to moderate weather, allowing new plants to take root easily.
• Learn to grow different colored roses on a single plant using a simple grafting technique at home, saving money on expensive hybrids.
• Gardening expert Ramsiya Patel from Siddhi explains the process: choose a healthy rose plant with a thick main stem and a healthy bud from another plant.
• Carefully peel a half-inch bud portion, ensuring inner moisture and outer bark remain intact; remove the woody part.
• Make an incision on the main stem, insert the bud, and tie it gently with polythene, ensuring the bud's emerging part is uncovered; provide proper post-grafting care.