How to grow roses on the balcony and what should you pay attention to

1. Light

The rose has a relatively long flowering period and produces a large number of flowers. It requires a lot of light and needs to be kept in the sun. In order to facilitate its growth, it is best to grow it outdoors. If you grow it at home, you can place it on the balcony, and make sure it is a south-facing balcony to ensure light and more than 4 hours of direct sunlight to ensure normal flowering. When growing on a balcony, you need to turn the flowerpot from time to time to ensure more even light distribution, which is more conducive to growth and flowering.

2. Water

If you grow it on a balcony, the water will evaporate quickly and you will need to water it frequently. When the soil becomes dry, you need to water it in time to prevent it from lacking water.

3. Fertilizer

It blooms a lot and grows very vigorously, so it needs to be fertilized about once every 15 days to replenish the necessary nutrients.

4. Ventilation

It is more likely to be infected with diseases and insect pests. The space on the balcony is very closed, so windows need to be opened frequently to ventilate and maintain good air circulation to prevent the occurrence of diseases and insect pests. If diseases and insect pests occur, they need to be sprayed with pesticides immediately.

5. Pruning

It grows well, and its branches and leaves tend to become lush and messy, so it needs proper pruning to reduce nutrient consumption.