Wow thanks for your vid. I kinda thought it would be like crossing hibiscus but not completely. I will say cross pollinating a Hibiscus is definitely easier. And now I understand why that technique didn't work for me in the past. Thanks for making this easy.
The stamens need to come off, or you risk that the plant receiving the pollen will self-pollinate instead of pollinate from the other flower you want to hybridise with.
I've given several attemps at this and the anthers will not give off any pollen. I've tried both before blooming and after. Is it possibly because of bad nutrients to the plant?
Some roses do not release pollen well or at all. Make sure the anthers are sufficiently dry, then place them in a small jar and crush them using the blunt end of an ink pen or something. Seal the jar and shake. Sometimes crushing the dried anthers yields more pollen.
Store seeds in moist media (sand or potting soil) in cold storage for a least three months. Afterwards plant the seeds in containers outdoors, avoid planting the seeds deeper than 1 inch. Water after planting and about every two days afterwards. Seeds from some varieties germinate better than others. Seeds of wild roses can take 2 years before they will germinate.
@@SouthCarolinaETV how do you tell a male rose from a female rose? I live out west and have never had orange or red rosehips. Mine are always green. Zone 8
Roses are self-pollinating, so have both male and female parts in their blooms. It's not like with certain trees where one is a female or male. That's why you need to separate the male and female parts of the flower when hybridising.
they can be cross pollinated by pollinators but roses have both male and female organs so they're much more likely to self pollinate. I'm trying to make a Lycium chinense x ruthenicum hybrid and a barbarum x ruthenicum hybrid this year with my wolfberries.
Yes! Insects are largely responsible for pollinating roses and they often cross pollinate varieties inadvertently when visiting different blooms. Since roses are self-fertile, there is typically a higher ratio of “selfed” seedlings compared to true hybrids between different varieties
The time from initial cross pollination to seed harvest will vary by variety, but typically it takes around 2-3 months for hips to ripen. Afterwards seeds will need to be stored in moist, cold storage (“stratification”) for another 3 months. Seeds are ready to plant after stratification. Harvest hips in the fall, store them during the winter, and then plant them in early spring.
Blossoms that have already opened can be cross-pollinated, however, it is recommended to select flowers which have not yet opened. Roses are capable of self-pollination meaning pollen from a blossom can pollinate and subsequently fertilize that same blossom. By selecting and emasculating a flower that has yet to open, you can greatly reduce the likelihood that any seedlings you obtain will be true hybrids between the desired parents and not just products of self-fertilization.
nu tas ir milzigs ,darbs laiks un rezultats var nebut ,tas ko tu gaidi,katra sekla dos savus genus ,katrs augs bus ar savam ipasibam un varbut tikai viena seklina bus ta ,kas nesis vardu pasaule un ar nav teikts -tu vari radit un radit un nekas nesanakt ,bet vai kads var liegt tev to darit?-dari un dievs tevi apbalvos-tikai dari no sirds.
Wow thanks for your vid. I kinda thought it would be like crossing hibiscus but not completely. I will say cross pollinating a Hibiscus is definitely easier. And now I understand why that technique didn't work for me in the past. Thanks for making this easy.
I never know you can do this when the flower is not mature yet!
After putting pollens to the stigma, do we leave it till it becomes orange bud?
So if the bottom of the 🌹 swells up does it mean it's turning into rose hips
Very useful video. Thanks
im just curious but can you cross other flowers with rose's. i wonder what they would look like
By the action of pollen pistil interaction, a pistil might not accept an anther of some kind
Wow I will hybridize my rose then but when do they ripen?
Can I still pollinate it with the stamens on? I like flowers with all the stamens and pistils on, or must I remove the stamens?
The stamens need to come off, or you risk that the plant receiving the pollen will self-pollinate instead of pollinate from the other flower you want to hybridise with.
I've given several attemps at this and the anthers will not give off any pollen. I've tried both before blooming and after. Is it possibly because of bad nutrients to the plant?
Some roses do not release pollen well or at all. Make sure the anthers are sufficiently dry, then place them in a small jar and crush them using the blunt end of an ink pen or something. Seal the jar and shake. Sometimes crushing the dried anthers yields more pollen.
After pink and white rose flowers pollinate which color come out
Can I buy roses in bouquets and use it as father plant?
Hmmmmm, I'm not sure about that.
Yes, you can harvest pollen from cut roses, however, many times the anthers are damaged by the refrigeration that the florist roses are subjected to.
Plz telll us how to grow these seeds also
Very deficult and long proces to grow these seeds
Store seeds in moist media (sand or potting soil) in cold storage for a least three months. Afterwards plant the seeds in containers outdoors, avoid planting the seeds deeper than 1 inch. Water after planting and about every two days afterwards. Seeds from some varieties germinate better than others. Seeds of wild roses can take 2 years before they will germinate.
Would it be possible to clone and what method and products do you recommend. Thanks Eddie from long Island N.Y.
@@SouthCarolinaETV how do you tell a male rose from a female rose? I live out west and have never had orange or red rosehips. Mine are always green. Zone 8
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How can you tell if the plant is male or female?
Roses are self-pollinating, so have both male and female parts in their blooms. It's not like with certain trees where one is a female or male. That's why you need to separate the male and female parts of the flower when hybridising.
Thanks
i mean what would happen if you crossed a Dahlia with a Rose 🌹
They aren't closely related enough. They need to at least share a family, even better if it's a genus.
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Will roses cross pollinate naturally?
they can be cross pollinated by pollinators but roses have both male and female organs so they're much more likely to self pollinate. I'm trying to make a Lycium chinense x ruthenicum hybrid and a barbarum x ruthenicum hybrid this year with my wolfberries.
Yes! Insects are largely responsible for pollinating roses and they often cross pollinate varieties inadvertently when visiting different blooms. Since roses are self-fertile, there is typically a higher ratio of “selfed” seedlings compared to true hybrids between different varieties
How much time did this process take?
The time from initial cross pollination to seed harvest will vary by variety, but typically it takes around 2-3 months for hips to ripen. Afterwards seeds will need to be stored in moist, cold storage (“stratification”) for another 3 months. Seeds are ready to plant after stratification. Harvest hips in the fall, store them during the winter, and then plant them in early spring.
Hello, can I use an open flower already, or it should be a close one? thank you
Blossoms that have already opened can be cross-pollinated, however, it is recommended to select flowers which have not yet opened. Roses are capable of self-pollination meaning pollen from a blossom can pollinate and subsequently fertilize that same blossom. By selecting and emasculating a flower that has yet to open, you can greatly reduce the likelihood that any seedlings you obtain will be true hybrids between the desired parents and not just products of self-fertilization.
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nu tas ir milzigs ,darbs laiks un rezultats var nebut ,tas ko tu gaidi,katra sekla dos savus genus ,katrs augs bus ar savam ipasibam un varbut tikai viena seklina bus ta ,kas nesis vardu pasaule un ar nav teikts -tu vari radit un radit un nekas nesanakt ,bet vai kads var liegt tev to darit?-dari un dievs tevi apbalvos-tikai dari no sirds.
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