Place rose cuttings in the coffee jar πΉβ. Submerge about 2 inches deep. Leave 8β12 hours overnight ππ€. The cuttings absorb moisture and nutrients, preparing for root growth π±β¨.
π± Planting and Rooting
1. Transfer to Soil πΏ
Plant cuttings in moist, well-draining soil π±. Bury at least 1β2 nodes under the soil.
2. Create Humidity π‘οΈπ§
Cover each cutting with a plastic dome or bag π‘οΈ to trap warmth and moisture.
3. Water Gently π¦
Mist lightly and keep soil moist. Avoid overwatering π«π§. Place in bright, indirect light πβ¨.
πΉ Signs of Root Growth
10β20 days: new leaves/shoots π±πΏ
Gentle tug after a few weeksβif thereβs resistance, roots have formed βπΏ
4β6 weeks: roots well-established, remove plastic cover gradually ππ±
π‘ Tips for Success
Use fresh coffee β brewed the same day
Avoid reused grounds π«
Soak overnight π, plant next morning π
Watch for mold π, allow airflow π¨
π Final Thoughts
Coffee isnβt just for mornings βπβitβs a clever, natural tool for gardeners πΉπ. Overnight soaking gives your rose cuttings a head start π±β¨. Budget-friendly, eco-friendly, and surprisingly effective π‘πΏ.
Try it on your next rose cuttings and watch them thrive πΉπ. Nature often gives us everything we needβwe just have to know how to use it πΏπΈ.