Things to note when repotting roses: the best time and method for transplanting roses

If the rose reaches a certain growth period, not changing the pot will affect its growth and the proportions will be unbalanced, and the beauty of the rose will naturally be greatly reduced.

When repotting roses, be careful to control the water and keep the soil slightly dry, which makes repotting easier. If there are thorns on the rose plant, you can find a pair of gloves to wear.

Things to note when repotting roses

Rose repotting time

Roses are generally maintained for 1 to 2 years, and the nutrients in the potting soil can no longer guarantee the subsequent growth of the plant. At this time, we need to repot the roses in March or September in autumn .

Precautions

1. Avoid flowering period

When repotting roses, you should avoid the flowering period and also choose the appropriate time and temperature. Temperatures that are too high or too low are not conducive to the later growth of the roots.

2. Flowerpot selection

The new flowerpot should be 2-3 sizes larger than the old one, and try to choose a ceramic or porcelain pot with good air permeability .

3. Disinfection

Remember to disinfect the flowerpot before planting. Do not water before repotting, and keep the soil dry to avoid damaging the rose roots when removing the pot.

Key points for rose repotting

1. Root pruning and drying

When repotting roses, cut off all rotten, diseased and yellowed roots, and soak the roots in a solution of carbendazim for disinfection before planting again.

2. Watering

After repotting the rose, you need to slowly water it with plenty of water. After the soil is moistened, place it in a cool and ventilated place. After about a week, you can slowly increase the light and carry out normal maintenance.

3. Soil for repotting

Try to use loose, breathable, well-drained, slightly acidic nutrient soil in the new pot. You can use leaf humus, sandy soil or farmland soil, leaf humus and rice husk ash mixed and disinfected before planting.