How to prune potted roses

When to prune roses

Potted roses can generally be pruned in spring and autumn, and some varieties can also be pruned in winter. You only need to prune some flower branches, and cut off some dead branches and dead flowers after flowering, so that it can grow well.

Pruning branches and leaves of potted roses

Potted roses need to be properly pruned at ordinary times. Diseased branches, thin branches, base branches and weak branches should be cut off. The weak and thin branches can be cut off after flowering. Before wintering, the branches should be cut off about 2 sections. For some branches that are too long, they need to be cut in half, so that the plant shape will be better.

Tips for pruning potted roses

When pruning potted roses, you need to cut off some of the thinner flowering branches, leaving only the thicker nutrient branches. After flowering, all branches need to be cut off, leaving the main branches. During the pruning process, you can maintain it by removing buds, thinning buds, and pruning branches and leaves.

Precautions for pruning potted roses

When pruning potted roses, you need to be careful. After the flowers have bloomed, you need to promptly prune the base of the flower branch at 3-5 leaves. At the same time, you also need to prune the dead branches, side branches, diseased branches, etc. of the rose to concentrate its nutrients, making the rose more compact.