Our young plants
From our own young plant propagation in Uetersen we can offer you all rose young plant types.
The plants are produced exclusively on demand.
The delivery date depends on the respective plant type and the availability of the propagation material.
Cuttings on own roots
We offer cuttings, i.e. plants propagated on their own roots, in coco plugs, rock wool plugs or rock wool cubes.
Cuttings should be planted and cultivated in heated greenhouses (with or without artificial lighting).
Stentling on Natal Briar understock
This type of young plant is grafted onto Natal Briar rootstock, in a coco plug, rockwool plug or rockwool cube.
Our Natal Briar rootstocks come from tested mother plant quarters from South America each year.
Stentlings on Natal Briar can be planted and cultivated in heated greenhouses (whether with or without winter break, with or without artificial light or, whether in soil or in a hydroponic system).
Top grafts (bare rooted)
The classic, bare rooted top graft is grafted onto Canina Inermis rootstock.
After just 3 weeks in the propagation, the top grafts have a few centimetres of shoots and must therefore be planted out immediately in the greenhouse.
Covering with fleece in the first few days after planting is recommended.
Top grafts on Canina Inermis understock
We offer young plants grafted onto Canina Inermis rootstock in a coco plug, rockwool plug or rockwool cube.
Top grafts on Canina Inermis can be planted and cultivated in unheated greenhouses (glass or plastic house) and even survive strong frost periods.
Top graft in a Fertil pot
The top grafts in Fertil pots are grafted onto Canina Inermis rootstock.
The dimensions of the Fertil pots of 10x18 cm allow an optimal root volume to form.
Freshly potted top grafts in a Fertil pot.
Delivery takes place in nursery boxes with 24 plants each, packed on CC-Containers.
