Kordes Sunbelt Soul Sister Rose

Unrooted cuttings are stem segments taken from a parent plant that have not yet developed their own root system. You will need to plant them in a rooting medium and provide specific care—such as humidity and consistent moisture—to encourage them to grow roots before they can be transplanted into your garden.

The most reliable method is to dip the cut end in a rooting hormone powder and place it in a well-draining, sterile potting mix. Keep the cuttings in a warm, bright spot out of direct sunlight and cover them with a plastic dome or bag to maintain high humidity until roots form.

This variety thrives in full sun, meaning it needs at least six to eight hours of direct sunlight daily to produce its signature apricot-orange blooms. While it can tolerate medium sun, you will see the best flowering and disease resistance with maximum light exposure.

No, propagation is a biological process that depends on environmental conditions and technique. While these cuttings are sourced from healthy, high-quality stock, success relies on your ability to maintain consistent moisture, temperature, and humidity during the rooting phase.

Rooting times vary based on temperature and humidity, but you can generally expect to see signs of root development within four to eight weeks. It is best to avoid disturbing the cuttings during this period to ensure the fragile new roots are not damaged.