How to fertilize roses so that they bloom more beautifully!

Fertilization methods

When to fertilize

First, let’s talk about the lighting requirements of roses. When we plant roses indoors, we should avoid placing them in a living room without light for a long time. We should often place the roses in a well-lit place for appropriate lighting time. This will enable it to convert nutrients normally and produce the nutrients needed for its own growth. If there is no light, the rose leaves will turn yellow and the roots will rot. At this time, you will need to add some fertilizer to supplement the nutrients needed by the plant.

How to fertilize

When fertilizing roses, only a small amount of fertilizer is needed. Using too much fertilizer will cause root rot and easily burn the roses. We can add a small amount every month according to a certain ratio based on the growth of the flower pots and roses. If the roses are growing well, you can use the water you use to wash rice to water them, and you don't need to apply other fertilizers.

Precautions

First of all, we must pay attention to the influence of diseases and insects on roses. Usually roses are harmed by aphids. We can spray some pesticides to prevent the invasion of diseases and insects.

When choosing soil, you must ensure the moisture, air permeability and water permeability of the soil, and choose garden soil containing humus, which will enable the roses to grow more healthily. Every spring, change the soil for roses carefully to maintain a good growing environment at all times. During the rainy season, roses will develop white mold due to the high humidity in the air, and they need to be treated with drugs as soon as possible.