为玫瑰插枝选择一块阳光充足的地方。 准备玫瑰插枝的土壤或容器。 选取强壮健康的玫瑰花枝。

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Where you place your cuttings is especially important if you’re planning on growing them outdoors. Choose a spot that’s sunny but that’s not in direct sunlight — you don’t want them to dry out. Putting the rose cuttings in a pot or container is alright as well, just make sure the container is deep and wide enough for your rose cuttings to grow.  If you have a sunny spot near a drain pipe or other water source, this is a great choice for ensuring the soil is always moist. The container you’re using should be at least 6 inches (15 cm) deep. For rose cuttings, you want your soil to be made of a mixture of sand and horticultural grit (or perlite). The soil mixture should be able to drain, and be sure to cultivate it 4–6 inches (10–15 cm) deep beforehand.  Cultivating the soil requires using a gardening tool, such as a mini spading fork or shovel, to break up the soil so that it's loose. You can purchase sand and horticultural grit from your local home improvement store, or online. A bag of horticultural grit costs $5-$15, while a bag of sand will typically cost less but entirely depends on the size. When you go to take your rose cuttings, you want to look for stems that are long, strong, and healthy, meaning no withered or brown stems. It’s best to take softwood cuttings in the late spring or early summer so that they take root faster, so choose stems that are young and flexible.