How to grow potted roses How to grow potted roses at home

Rose pot cultivation method

1. Light: When the rose is potted, it needs to be placed in a place with sufficient light, because it is a light-loving plant and needs more than 4 hours of light a day. If it is kept in a place with poor light for a long time, its leaves will turn yellow. However, it needs appropriate shade in summer.

2. Fertilization: Roses do not have a very high demand for fertilizer. If nutrients are insufficient, you can apply some compound fertilizers containing nitrogen and phosphorus. This will not only supplement nutrients, but also allow it to bloom more colorful flowers. However, it must not be excessive.

3. Water: When caring for rose potted plants, they need a sufficient water environment, but they are not resistant to waterlogging, so when watering, you need to wait until the soil surface is relatively dry, and be sure to water thoroughly without causing water accumulation.

Rose care precautions

When roses are grown in potted plants, they need to be pruned regularly. After the flowering period, some of the weaker branches and leaves need to be cut off. Branches and leaves can promote the growth of new branches and reduce excessive consumption of nutrients, which is beneficial to growth.

During the maintenance period of roses, you need to pay attention to ensuring a good ventilation environment, which can reduce the occurrence of diseases and pests. The most common disease is powdery mildew, which requires timely medication treatment after it occurs.