How to grow small ball roses

Key points for growing small ball roses

The alias of the rose is Dragon's Blood Sedum, which belongs to the Crassulaceae family. It prefers a warm and dry climate and requires sufficient light when maintained. It is also relatively resistant to drought and poor land, so it does not need too much water at ordinary times. Just fertilize once a month.

How to grow a small rose

Light : The rose hips need plenty of sunlight during maintenance, preferably all day long, which is beneficial to their growth.

Soil : Although the rose hips have no requirements for soil, it is best to use relatively breathable soil for cultivation.

Watering : The rose hips need more water in spring and autumn, and are usually watered when the soil in the pot is relatively dry.

Fertilizer and water : When fertilizing rose bulbs, the principle should be to apply thin fertilizers frequently, and be sure to apply a small amount of base fertilizer to the soil.

Pest control : Pest control is actually not common when caring for rose hips, but if the maintenance environment is not appropriate, diseases and pests will occur, so you need to spray fungicides in time.

Precautions for the maintenance of small ball roses

When caring for rose hips, if the temperature is above 5 degrees, or outside 30 degrees, you need to reduce the frequency of watering. If you water too frequently, the plant will grow too tall, and the soil in which it is planted will sometimes become compacted, so you need to change the soil once a year.