It is best to water roses every few days

How often should roses be watered?

When growing roses in spring and autumn, you need to water them every 3-4 days to keep the soil moist. When growing roses in midsummer, you need to water them every 1-2 days and spray water around the plants to lower the ambient temperature. When growing roses in winter, you need to water them every half a month to prevent the plants from waterlogging and rotting. Roses do not have high requirements for water, as long as it is unpolluted water.

During the growth period of roses, the watering methods are different in different seasons. When watering in spring and autumn, you should follow the principle of watering when the soil is dry and wet. Avoid excessive watering to avoid water accumulation in the pot soil. In summer, water once a day. If the temperature is too high, increase the air humidity. In winter, water the roses once at noon every day with a thin layer of water to keep the soil dry.

What water should I use to water roses?

1. Rainwater : Rainwater is neutral water with a high oxygen content. After watering the roses with rainwater, just pay attention to drainage.

2. Tap water : If it is tap water, it needs to be exposed to the sun for two days before it can be used. In order to keep it fresh, you can also put a piece of powdered aspirin in the water and keep it in a cool place.

What to do if you water roses too much

1. Ventilation : If you water roses too much, the roots will easily rot over time, which will hinder their growth. You should increase ventilation and let the plants get more sunlight.

2. Change the soil : If you water the rose too much, you should loosen the soil frequently, so that the moisture in the soil will evaporate faster and recover as soon as possible. If the water accumulation is too serious, it is recommended to replace the soil as soon as possible. If the rose is planted in the ground, dig out the plant and replant it to avoid root rot.