23 years ago

Bonjour toutes et tous !

J'ai douvert ce forum par hasard, et il semblerait qu'une fois de plus, ce cher hasard ait bien fait les choses : d'apr ce que j'ai pu lire ici, il y a "tout plein" de mordus des rosiers ayant l'expience dont j'ai besoin...!

Voila mon proble : au fil de mes promenades, je tombe souvent sur de vieux rosiers laiss l'abandon. Si certain d'entre eux ne prentent qu'un interr relatif, d'autres sont par contre tr interressants !

Comme tout passionnde rosier qui se respecte, j'ai tentde faire des boutures, avec has un taux d'hec proche de 100%...

En clair, autant planter un rosier, le chouchouter, le soigner et j'en passe, je marise, autant le reproduire, je cale !!!

je m'adresse donc celles et ceux d'entre vous qui marisez cette technique pour savoir :

- quand prever des boutures

- quid de la technique de la "mise au frigo"

- quel compost, terreau, mange privilier

- les "trucs qui marchent"

- ...

Merci d'avance

Antoine

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dani1307
23 years ago
bonjour Antoine et bienvenue sur ce forum "roses"

Pour faire des boutures, je crois que chacun sa mhode, et les chances de rssir ne sont pas de 100% loin de lVoilla mienne, pour autant je reste tr intess par celles des autres.
en 1er acheter de l'hormone de bouturage (on en trouve dans les supermarch et jardineries)
La meilleure piode mi-aout/Septembre, prendre des morceaux de rosiers qui ont fleuris, il faut qu'ils soient ais comme un crayon et d'une longueur de 20/25cm, laisser seulement les deux feuilles du haut. Couper en biais sous un oeil, tremper dans l'hormone et mettre dans un pot de terre/sable/terreau. Il faut faire le trou, ou les trous, avec un bois avant de mettre la bouture ou les boutures.Arroser. Recouvrir avec un sachet plastique transparent ou une bouteille plastique, cela s'appelle bouture l'ouff. Apr c'est une affaire de senti, pas trop d'eau sinon ca pourri, et assez d'eau pour faire raciner. Aer de temps en temps.
Je fais aussi des boutures d'autres moment de l'ann mais avec bien moins de chances, mais je fais comme toi, si un rosier ancien dasse d'un mur, j'ai des petits ciseaux dans ma poche... a+ danielle
antoine78
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23 years ago
Merci pour les infos : je vais essayer !!!

@+

Antoine
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dani1307
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je me suis rappel que j'ai oubliune info importante: les boutures doivent re la lumie, JAMAIS AU SOLEIL.
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c'est vrai attention au soleil, mes boutures ont survecu au gel intense de cet hiver, a mes oubli d'arrosage, mais quand je les ai sorties du garage, debut printemps encore bien froid, vlan, desechs par la combi monstrueuse gel et soleil, je ferais attention l'an prochain;
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