Can roses be grafted with Chinese rose?

Wild rose can be grafted with Chinese rose.

If wild rose is to be grafted with Chinese rose, it is best to do it in spring and autumn. Because the temperature at this time is very helpful to the recovery of the wound, it can make the success rate of transplantation higher. But before grafting, we need to choose scions and rootstocks, both of which must be strong and free from pests and diseases. After the grafting is completed, the later maintenance management is also very important.

When a rose is grafted with a Chinese rose, the appropriate rootstock should be selected first. Then cut a small hole in the rootstock to ensure that the wooden part of the branch can be touched, with a width of about 5 mm, and then select the appropriate scion. Ensure that the scion is healthy. Generally, we should intercept the upper part of the scion when intercepting, so as to ensure the vitality of the branches to be more tenacious. Finally, we can directly wrap the wound with plastic film. After grafting, we need to maintain in an environment with sufficient sunlight and nutrition.