What is PharmaRosa® NEONATAL?
Own-root rose propagating material for professional production and wholesale
PharmaRosa® NEONATAL is the starting propagation base of PharmaRosa’s own-root rose product range: tray-rooted, 3–6‑month‑old, own-root rose rooted cutting for growing-on. It is a base material developed specifically for industrial rose production, integrator/supplier systems and wholesale use.
Designed for professional use, high volumes and predictable supply, yet also available in small quantities – with 1,600 own-root rose varieties and a wide range to meet specific professional requirements. A stable backbone for the entire market.
Quick summary Who is it for? Key benefits Specification & MOQ Ordering in brief Trial order Next step
In brief – the essentials in 30 seconds
- What is it? Tray-grown, uniform-stage own-root rooted cutting (3–6 months old) for growing-on.
- What is it for? Producing the target product: container finishing (2–6–12 L), unheated/low-heated house, polytunnel, outdoor or field production.
- Uniformity: typically 8–10 cm growth, depending on variety type, with a root system that has fully netted the plug.
- Pack size: 10 pcs/tray, trays are non‑split, minimum order 10 pcs/variety.
- Predictability: supplied strictly on a pre‑order basis, with scheduled production and delivery.
- Quality and traceability: varietal trueness and batch handling can be managed at a high level, with a system built on unique identifiers.
- Own-root advantage (B2B): no budding/grafting “weak point” → lower technological risk, more stable and uniform growing-on.
Go to the technology library →
Who is PharmaRosa® NEONATAL recommended for?
- Growers specialising in growing-on – wide varietal range, reliable start, uniform crops.
- As suppliers into large projects: typically fewer varieties, higher plant numbers per variety.
- Flexible range: multiple batches with predictable release windows.
- Garden centres / local (offline) retail – season planning, continuous stock building.
- Typically more varieties with smaller quantities per variety, with stable replenishment logic.
- Outdoor / field producers – shorter production time, no budding risk, batch handling based on varietal trueness.
- Breeders and variety collections – variety maintenance and gene pool security from stable vegetative starting material.
Key benefits – what do growers and trade gain?
| Benefit | What does it mean in practice? |
| Own-root technological base | No “split” plant functioning between rootstock and scion, no budding/grafting weak point → more uniform regeneration potential. |
| Faster cycle with lower risk | By omitting the rootstock‑growing phase, the production cycle can in many cases be shortened by around half a year (depending on technology and target product). |
| Predictable volumes | Tray system, varietal minimums, scheduled delivery and logistics. |
| Quality and traceability | Batch‑based logic, unique identifiers enabling full traceability, with priority given to varietal trueness. |
| Flexible use | Container finishing, integrator/supplier systems, variety maintenance, base material for collections. |
Purchase information – specification and MOQ
- Pack form: trays, trays are non‑split
- Quantity: 10 pcs/tray, minimum 10 pcs/variety
- Plant size: typically 8–10 cm (depending on variety type), with a root system that has fully netted the plug
- Tray size: 15 × 36 cm, height (with propagating material) approx. 20 cm
- Planting window: during the frost‑free period of the year
Transport capacity (indicative)
- 1 Euro pallet/layer: approx. 160 pcs
- 2 m pallet height: approx. 1,600 pcs
- 1 lorry: approx. 54,400 pcs
Note: indicative capacity only; exact pallet loading depends on packaging layout and logistics agreement.
Ordering, payment, collection – website summary
- Supplied only on a pre‑order basis
- Payment: 50% advance after order confirmation, balance on collection
- Settlement: based on the official daily EUR exchange rate of the Hungarian National Bank (MNB)
- Collection: ex‑works collection in standard or palletised format
- Scheduled production: production scheduled to order; delivery dates are indicative and may depend on the mother‑plant stock
Details: Pre‑order & collection Production scheduling Logistics
Trial order – risk‑reducing validation
If You are working with NEONATAL for the first time, a short, controlled trial is recommended, aimed at fast validation of Your own substrate–irrigation–climate system before initiating higher volumes.
- Recommendation: 5–10 varieties, 1 tray per variety
- One selected technology route: slightly heated polytunnel or cold house or outdoor
- What should You monitor? evenness of start, root‑zone stability, plant structure development, release window
Trial order protocol →
Short technology overview – what underpins NEONATAL stability?
- Controlled base: continuously inspected stock with consistent variety management.
- Disciplined production: fast processing, strict hygiene, controlled parameters.
- Rooting phase: typically 28–42 days, followed by acclimatisation and crop homogenisation.
- IPM approach: monitoring‑based, risk‑level‑driven, targeted interventions.
- Logistics‑driven quality principle: finished plants should “leave the nursery dry” – to minimise packaging‑related risks.
Detailed technology: Technology library A) Polytunnel route B) Cold‑house route C) Outdoor route D) Field production
Own-root system – why is it an advantage for NEONATAL users?
- Fewer risk points: no budding/grafting point that is technologically vulnerable.
- More uniform performance: the plant behaves as a single genetic system with more stable regeneration.
- Schedulable growing-on: standardised production is easier using uniform, tray‑grown starting material.
- Quality assurance: system logic suited to batch handling and identification.
Next step
- Define Your objective: which technology route and which target product You want to produce (2 L/3 L/6 L/12 L, cold house/polytunnel/outdoor/field).
- Specify volume and timing: variety, quantity/variety, delivery window, delivery mode (standard/palletised).
- Start with a trial order or direct consultation (for a fast and accurate proposal).
Would You like to consult about PharmaRosa® NEONATAL?
We briefly review the target product, technology route, scheduling and minimums so that ordering and growing-on are both predictable and risk‑reduced.
- Variety and range recommendations (small quantities / large volumes) tailored to Your target market
- Selection of technology route: polytunnel / cold house / outdoor / field
- Minimum order, scheduling, delivery mode and logistics framework
- Trial‑order validation plan: matching substrate–irrigation–climate to Your system
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PharmaRosa® NEONATAL
A stable starting point for professional growing‑on of own‑root roses.