How to grow roses in autumn

1. Increase fertilization

Autumn is the time when most varieties of roses have just withered, and a few varieties are just about to bloom. For varieties whose flowers have faded, you need to apply more flower fertilizer with a higher nitrogen content to replenish the nutrients consumed during flowering, so that it can recover from its weak state just after flowering.

For those varieties that have just begun to bloom, more fertilizer is also needed, but the fertilizer that needs to be applied should contain more phosphorus. This not only promotes the differentiation of flower buds, but also allows it to bloom more flowers. It can also make the already grown flower buds bloom into more beautiful flowers.

2. Proper pruning

For varieties that have already bloomed, you can cut off the remaining flowers on the plant to prevent them from remaining on the plant and continuing to consume nutrients. For varieties that have just begun to bloom, you can also appropriately trim off some of the flower buds that are not growing well to save nutrients and allow the flower buds that are growing well to bloom more beautiful flowers.

3. Increase ventilation

Autumn is the last period for some diseases to occur, so you need to pay more attention when breeding and try to place the plants in a place with good ventilation to reduce the probability of them getting sick.