Rose cultivation methods and precautions

1. Breeding methods

1. Flower pot: When choosing a flower pot, you can gradually choose a suitable one as the plant grows. During the seedling stage, you can choose to use ones around 15 cm, and then use larger ones for the later development of the plant. But these need to be breathable and water-permeable when selected.

2. Soil: Loose and breathable sandy soil is more suitable for growing it, and it must contain a lot of nutrients. Soil that is too sticky will hinder its growth. When choosing, be careful to avoid such soil.

3. Light: It is a light-loving plant and cannot tolerate shade. It needs to ensure sufficient contact with sunlight so that it can grow stronger. If the lighting conditions cannot provide it with what it needs, its branches will become relatively thin and the flowers will not be able to bloom, so when caring for it, it is necessary to ensure that it receives sunlight for more than half a day.

4. Watering: When they just start to sprout, grow leaves, and bloom, they need to be supplied with water in a timely manner, because they consume more nutrients during these time periods. However, in winter, the temperature is cold and the plants enter a dormant period, so watering should be reduced.

2. Precautions

If you place it indoors in winter, it will not be able to hibernate well due to the high temperature. In the second year, you cannot move out of the house immediately to prevent yourself from being unable to adapt.