Q&A for How to Grow Long Stem Roses at Home

As long as the soil is kept moist, it can take 4-8 weeks for a rose cutting to take root.

Make a hole about 3-4 inches deep in your top-soil. Insert the cutting and tap the soil around it.

Yes, you can grow roses indoors. Take a cutting from just below a leaf node and replant it in a pot.

Long-stem red roses signify the meaning of "I Love You." They are typically given to romantic partners.

Yes, that can work if you have 5 different cuttings and you graft them into one rose bush.

Make sure you only put water on the roots/soil and not on the leaves. A half-glass of water every other day should be enough.

Yes, that should be fine.

Yes, but you must have proper lighting, have good soil in the pot, and avoid over-watering that will rot the roots.

They will survive -- with the right amount of water, sunlight, space, and fertilization -- through the summer, and even through winter with proper care.