Will mountain roses produce seeds after blooming? How to propagate succulent mountain roses?

Mountain rose is a common succulent plant in life. It is loved by people because it is evergreen and highly ornamental. So will mountain rose produce seeds after flowering? How to propagate succulent mountain rose? Let's take a look.

Will mountain roses produce seeds after blooming?

Mountain roses should be considered hybrids. Many succulent lovers say that roses die after blooming, but this is not true. After blooming, artificial pollination and constant brushing may cause them to produce seeds. But try to cut off the flower arrows after the roses bloom. Cut them hard and don't feel bad. Many small side buds will emerge from the sides. In this way, mountain roses will continue to grow and be beautiful to the end.

How to propagate mountain roses

Mountain roses cannot be propagated by leaf cuttings, so their main propagation methods are sowing and cuttings. Sowing is difficult, and it is relatively difficult for novices to operate, but the advantage is that you can buy all the mountain rose seeds currently on the market. Sowing is generally carried out in spring and autumn, and the method is similar to that of general Crassulaceae. Lao Tang’s Toutiao account has a detailed sowing tutorial, and those who are interested can go and have a look. In terms of the time of sowing, I recommend that you choose autumn sowing, because the seedlings sown in autumn will almost grow to 1-2 cm before the arrival of summer, which can help them better survive the summer.

How Mountain Rose Awakens

If you want to wake up a dormant mountain rose, you can adjust the environmental conditions according to the habits of the mountain rose to wake it up. Keeping the ambient temperature below 28°C will help the mountain rose to wake up. You should also water the plant appropriately to ensure air circulation. You can also wait until autumn, when the mountain rose will wake up naturally.