Summer rose maintenance

1. Proper shade

Although roses love sunlight, the light in summer is too strong, so direct sunlight should be avoided. Too much direct sunlight is not good for the flowers and can easily cause them to turn yellow. It can be placed in a bright sunny place indoors to block strong direct light. If it is maintained outdoors, it can be placed under a tree when the sun is very strong so that it can be exposed to scattered light.

2. Pay attention to ventilation

The temperature is high in summer and the climate is hot and humid. You must pay attention to ventilation and enhance air circulation. If it is hot and stuffy, the chance of root rot will increase. If you keep it indoors, be sure to open the windows more often.

3. Apply light fertilizer

In summer, roses grow vigorously and need to be fertilizer-applied, but the frequency should not be too high and the concentration should not be too high. You can apply compound fertilizer once a month, but the concentration must not be too high.

4. Watering Correctly

Be sure to pay attention to watering. If the soil is not dry, there is no need to water. Once you water, water it thoroughly. The best time is in the morning or evening, avoiding noon. When roses are planted outdoors and encounter heavy rain, you need to stop watering and drain the water in time to prevent waterlogging.