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When do I transplant my cutting in my garden?

18 years ago

My first rooted HT, "Queen Of The Lakes", has 4 lateral branches. I stuck it at the beginning of last October and it took more that 5 months to put out roots. I have transplanted it twice since and it is now in a 1 gal. plastic pot. When should I transplant it among my other roses? Any advice is appreciated.

Sengyan

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hoovb zone 9 sunset 23
18 years ago
I would try to get at least a 2-gallon sized rootball before putting it into the ground. Go by the size of the rootball, not the size of the top growth. One gallon is ok, but 2 gallon is better.
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