Here?s a straightforward guide on how to easily germinate rose seeds: 1. Seed Preparation Stratification: Rose seeds typically require cold stratification to break dormancy. This process mimics natural winter conditions that the seeds would experience in the wild. Moist Stratification: Mix the seeds with slightly moistened peat moss or vermiculite. Place the mixture in a ziplock bag and label it with the date and rose type. Refrigeration: Store the bag in the refrigerator (not the freezer) for about 10 to 12 weeks. This cold treatment is crucial for breaking seed dormancy. 2. Sowing Seeds After the stratification period, sow the seeds in a seed starting mix. Use shallow trays or small pots filled with a well-draining soil mix, such as a blend of peat, perlite, and vermiculite. Planting Depth: Place the seeds on the surface of the moistened growing medium and lightly cover them with about 1/4 inch of soil. Labeling: It?s helpful to label your trays or pots if you are planting multiple varieties. Seed packets , Organic seeds , Garden seed kits , Heirloom seeds , Non-GMO seeds , Vegetable seeds , Flower seeds , Herb seeds , Seed starter kits , Bulk seeds , Fast-growing seeds , Seed planters , Annual seeds , Perennial seeds , Indoor seed kits , Seed catalog , Microgreen seeds , Wildflower seeds , Seed subscription box , Seed tray sets