1.Optimal Timing: Graft in summer when the roses are healthy and the sap flows vigorously.
2.Disinfect Tools: Clean the pruning knife/scissors with alcohol to prevent the spread of disease.
3.Collect Cuttings: Obtain stem cuttings with three buds. Carve a “V” shape into the base.
4.Select the Rootstock: Choose a biennial stem from the rootstock rose plant. Make a cut about a centimeter deep in the stem.
5.Insert the Graft: Insert the graft in a “V” shape into the rootstock cut. Wrap tightly with grafting tape.

Post-Transplant Care:
Water abundantly for 15 days, making sure the soil remains moist.
Prune the first shoots until the plant stabilizes.
Remove the grafting tape when the graft grows independently.
Provide a suitable soil mix and compost substrate.
Ensure adequate spacing, good air circulation and sunlight for roses to thrive.