Grow rose bush from wedding bouquet! (Or from any roses you get from the florist)

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1. what is that powder ???startung with p letter.i dnt understand....do it works really. ????reply me plz.....
2. i could not hear him. first it was loud music then when it went to him talking it was so faint i could not hear him.
3. so here i am without perlite but dedperately wanting for my stem to grow in normal planting soil..is that possible? also, is cutting the top really important? sorry for the stupid questions but i want to make this work :)
4. I have read that cutting off half of each leaf helps. Nice video!
5. great video! thanks.... hello from Niagara Canada!
6. thank you for the info. well made video! :)
7. Did you pour off any excess water from the pot or was the pot with perlite waterlogged?
8. Dear Mr. Clark @davidclark,
   Could you please send me your e-mail so I can ask you few questions and send you pictures of the plants. Thank you.
9. Oh my what a great use of those plastic containers from bedding, towels etc. I have a ton of them. I am going to use this method with roses given to me as a gift but also for a large rose bush that has been here since moved here-it flowers prolifically! I use coffee and tee grounds. I would also like to try the grafting method...I am experimenting with different methods..
10. + David Clark hi! I have started this method about a week ago with some roses I got in a bouquet. they seem to be doing well but the leaves are starting to wilt a few days ago. I live in eastern Kentucky so its really hot and I brought them inside and put them in my window sill where they get quite a bit of sunlight through the day. they perked up but are starting to wilt again. do you have any advice of what I should change or if this is normal? thank you!
11. This is a great video. I started this process yesterday, July 3rd and live in NW Ohio, with temperatures much like Buffalo area. Will they be too immature to plant outside, if all goes well, in September? I would hope we would be away from first frost for a while yet. Or should I bring them in the house for the winter?
12. Please advice!Amazing video! Followed and my flower stem is doing great! I live in California and grew my plant outside...I'm about ready to move it from Perlite to Soil but I have a couple questions. 1. Do I just gently pull it out or is there a proper way to pot it? 2. The Perlite is green at the top...should this concern me? will it affect the plant? I read that it's algae but not sure what to do next. Thanks in advance for your help!! =)
13. Oh, such great information!
14. is an electric propagator needed in dry and hot areas?
    and would it work for propagating cuttings?
    @davidclark
15. Are you sapost to crush it mine is big chunks
16. This video was really excellent. Thanks a lot!! What is Buffalo Niagara Gardening? I live right near Buffalo.
17. Cool!
18. hey, could you email me when you get time please.
19. Good details - thanks
20. Great video! has anyone ever told you look like Dr. OZ