Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to grow miniature roses from cuttings [title] Experiment. [step] Not all forms of miniature roses will take as cuttings, and unfortunately there is no foolproof list of which can be grown in this manner and which cannot. It depends on the soil, the climate, and the rose in question. <sep> (A) With your hands full, experiment with different cuttings. [substeps] To grow a poppy plant, you will need: a cutting, a layer of soil, and a 3 to 4 foot (0.91 to 1.8 m) bucket of water. (B) Read how to grow a miniature rose the sage nursery, on blue lantern road, sallo mansion, and albert hall to learn. [title] Brush your plants with a paintbrush. (C) So be prepared for some successes and some disappointments--but do keep trying. [title] Choose a healthy stem from the miniature rose from which you wish to propagate. (D) As the growing season nears and blooming season ends, you'll likely have to replant existing brushes, and your cutting as well. [substeps] Variety is generally a matter of personal preference.
Output (English): C