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As the world’s best-selling cut flower, there is a high demand for propagated rose plants. Auxins are the dominant growth regulator used to improve the rooting of cutting; however, their application remains a labor-intensive process, and on the other hand, side effects like poor shoot growth exist. Organic acid sprays have enhanced many physiological traits of plants which justified surveying their possible effect on the rooting process in the current study.

Foliar application of citric and malic acid to stock plants of rose alters the rooting of stem cuttings