If you want your plants to be successfully grafted, you should make sure that the chosen plant parts are healthy enough. For example, the rootstock must be disease-free, well-developed, and vigorous. At the same time, the scion should belong to a healthy rose plant that has had the last vigorous growth. In addition, you should choose the scion whose stem thickness corresponds to that of the rootstock.
Want bigger, healthier rose blooms? Here’s a beginner’s guide to grafting roses successfully
