Rose management methods in spring

Rose management methods in spring

Adapting to change

When growing roses at home. The climate gradually warms up in spring, so we should pay attention to adapting it to climate changes in advance. For ground planting, it is generally necessary to remove the cold-proof cover and water thoroughly. For indoor cultivation, ventilation should be maintained.

flowerpot

In early spring, the roses have not yet fully sprouted, so you can repot them at this time without much impact. When planting in pots, be careful not to overwater to make it easier for the plant to get out of the pot. When repotting, keep the soil and trim the roots, then fill the new pot with soil and place the plant in the pot.

Watering

Don't water roses too frequently in spring. The temperature has not yet fully risen, and too much watering will easily cause root rot. However, because the wind is strong and evaporation is fast at this time, you should spray some water in time to maintain the humidity.

illumination

The temperature will rise in spring and the soil will thaw. You should place the roses in a place with sufficient light as soon as possible. You cannot wait for the new buds to grow before exposing them to the sun, as this will easily kill the buds.

temperature

Roses are relatively cold-resistant, so be careful when growing them. Don't be afraid of low temperatures and fail to take them out of the house in time. You should take them out of the house before they sprout, so that they can grow better.

prune

In spring, roses will sprout, and they can be pruned to remove excess buds. When new leaves grow, cut off the dead branches and leaves. After flowering, be sure to trim the remaining flowers.