10+ year old pink rose bush now blooming red (mostly) with a few pink flowers.
Rootstock (Dr. Huey, red semi-double climber) sent up canes from below graft union. It will take over if left.
Dig down to where red cane originates. Grasp base and yank downward hard to tear it off (don't cut—cutting encourages regrowth). The wound calluses over, blocking return. Watch for more.
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