Pruning and pulling climbing roses

Climbing roses have strong vitality and can grow a flower wall even in a small corner of land. Appropriate pruning and pulling can not only help roses maintain their vitality, but also help climbing roses shape. Let’s talk about the pruning and pulling of climbing roses.

1. Climbing rose pruning method

1. Prune the remaining flowers

During the cultivation process of climbing roses, the seedlings will have withered flowers, which can be trimmed. Cutting off the withered flowers will help the seedlings grow vigorously and increase the growth space of climbing roses. When the flowering season arrives, the branches will grow luxuriantly and the flowers will be more colorful.

2. Pruning branches

When pruning climbing roses, you need to cut off weak and diseased branches. Because weak branches will absorb a large amount of nutrients and cannot develop further, they will affect the nutrient absorption of the entire rose tree. Diseased branches are also not conducive to the growth of the plant and will infect other healthy branches. In addition, in order to promote the healthy growth of the plant, old branches and leaves close to the soil also need to be cut off.

3. Trim the flower stems

After cutting off the withered flowers of the climbing rose seedling stage, you also need to cut off a quarter of its flower stems to ensure the growth of its branches and buds.

2. Pulling method of climbing roses

1. Traction time

The best time to plant climbing roses is in late winter and early spring, so that they can grow and sprout smoothly after spring.

2. Prepare tools

The tools used to pull climbing roses include cable ties or ropes, and grids. The climbing objects of climbing roses can be walls, arches, columns, fences, etc. Choosing one of them and covering it with a layer of grid will facilitate the climbing of climbing roses.

3. Specify the direction

When pruning and pulling climbing roses, you need to plan the direction of their growth. This is conducive to realizing its viewing value and preparing for subsequent bundling.

4. Bundling and shaping

After pulling the climbing rose, it needs to be tied and shaped. The method is to use ropes to evenly fix the branches on the grid to ensure that they are balanced on the left and right.

That’s it