How to grow roses more vigorously?

There are many varieties of roses on the market today, including climbing roses, perfume roses, cluster roses, shrub roses, small miniature roses and tree roses. These roses show their beauty in their rich petals and diverse colors. Rose cultivation is not particularly complicated, so how can you grow roses more vigorously?

1. Soil preparation

Whether it is potted or planted in the ground, roses need fertile soil. Roses like fertilizer. Lack of nutrients will lead to slow growth, sparse flowers and weak plants. When potted, sufficient base fertilizer should be applied to the bottom of the pot. Organic fertilizers such as sheep manure are recommended. For ground planting, you should choose a place that is sheltered from the wind, facing the sun, with sufficient light, fertile, loose, well-drained, and slightly acidic soil.

2. Light and temperature

Rose prefers a warm but not hot environment, and the most suitable growth temperature is 15 to 25 degrees. When the temperature is below 5 degrees, the rose will enter a dormant state; when it is above 35 degrees, the growth will slow down and fertilization should be stopped at this time. Roses need plenty of sunlight to grow and bloom normally. Insufficient light will result in thin stems, elongated branches, fewer flowers and dull colors.

3. Water appropriately

Roses planted in the ground are more drought-resistant, while potted roses need to be watered frequently, especially in summer to keep the soil moist to promote vigorous growth. During the growth and flowering periods, keep the soil moist to promote the lushness and brightness of the flowers. It is advisable to water in the morning and evening in summer, while the frequency of watering should be reduced in autumn and winter to avoid water accumulation.

4. Regular pruning

Pruning is indispensable in the maintenance of seasonal flowers. Failure to prune for a long time will affect the growth and flowering of the plants. Whether planted in the ground or in pots, old branches, weak branches, diseased branches and dead flowers should be pruned regularly to promote the growth of new branches and flower buds.

5. Reasonable fertilization

Roses bloom in large quantities and over a long period of time, so they require more fertilizer . Topdressing should be done promptly during the spring growing season until May to support flowering in summer and fall. In autumn, fertilization should be reduced to prevent the plants from freezing due to excessive growth in winter.

6. Pest and disease control

Common diseases and pests of roses include powdery mildew, black spot, aphids, scale insects, etc. You should have corresponding pesticides at home and spray them regularly for prevention and treatment.

The above are the key points of rose care. Whether it is potted or planted in the ground, everyone should pay attention to these points. Do you have any other questions about rose cultivation?