When is the best time to transplant a rose tree (which month has the highest survival rate for transplanting a tree rose)

Chinese rose, known as the queen of flowers, also known as "Monthly Red", is an evergreen or semi-evergreen low shrub that blooms all year round. Its color is generally red or pink, but also white and yellow.

Modern roses have various flower shapes, including single petals, double petals, high center and curled edges. They are colorful and rich, not only in single colors such as red, pink, yellow and white, but also in mixed colors and silver-edged varieties.

When is the best time to transplant a Chinese rose tree?

Transplanting roses is seasonal and not suitable for all seasons. Of course, if managed properly, it can be done all year round. Therefore, many places on the Internet say that roses can be transplanted all year round, but it is most suitable to transplant them in spring before they sprout.

Among them, tree roses sprout early and can be transplanted and planted in February. If transplanted, the survival rate of roses transplanted in early to mid-November or mid-March is very high.

Why are spring and autumn more suitable for transplanting roses?

Spring is a season of revival and vigor because the weather is getting warmer and the air is moist. Generally, there is no drought or water shortage. Therefore, it is very easy to transplant roses and any other flowers and plants.

The most important issue after transplanting is watering in the early stage. You can water the plants appropriately according to the weather conditions, and it is not necessary to water them every day.

Autumn is the most suitable season for transplanting and cutting roses. Because the temperature and moisture in the ground are very suitable in autumn. After transplanting, there is no need to water the roses as much as in spring and summer, which is more suitable for lazy flower growers.

Moreover, after transplanting in autumn, you can enjoy the first batch of flowers in the spring of the following year, without having to wait for two or three months for them to bloom.

However, if it is a potted rose seedling, keep the potting soil intact and the root system intact when transplanting, and it can be transplanted at any time throughout the year.

However, for bare-root roses, it is best to plant them in autumn after the rose leaves fall and go dormant, so that the survival rate is higher.

【 Kind tips 】

You can't transplant roses every day in spring and autumn. You need to pay attention to the climate of the day and choose to transplant in the cool morning or evening.

Remember: Do not transplant when the sun is shining brightly at noon, otherwise the transplanting may fail and the rose seedlings may not grow.

How to transplant roses to increase the survival rate

There are certain skills in transplanting roses. It takes a long time for the roses to slowly grow. But if the method is correct, there is basically no need to slowly grow the roses.

When transplanting, if you can bring more soil, you can try not to damage the rose roots. It is best to use a seedling digging tool to dig it into a round shape.

Then, plant it directly in a pot of appropriate size, choose loose and breathable soil, water it thoroughly, and place it in a semi-shaded, ventilated and breathable place for maintenance for about a month.