How to grow water-grown roses

1. Maintenance skills

1. Receive sunlight: Roses are plants that love sunlight very much. If you want them to grow better and bloom more, they need to be exposed to sunlight every day. Generally, it should be kept in good light for at least 4 hours a day.

2. Pay attention to the temperature: the temperature during the breeding period must not be unstable. It is best to keep the temperature stable at around 18-25℃. Especially in summer and winter, try not to let the temperature fluctuate around 5℃.

3. Change the water frequently: When using water to grow it, you must change the water frequently and replace it in time when dirt appears in the water. Generally, the frequency of water change is once every half a month, of course, when the weather is hot, it is once a week.

4. Prevent diseases and pests: Water-grown plants are mostly placed indoors, so if the indoor ventilation is poor, they are easily attacked by small insects. Doors and windows should be opened frequently. If small insects have already appeared, use a brush or tweezers to clean them off. In serious cases, use insecticide.

2. Precautions

Water-grown roses also need to be pruned from time to time, but the pruning method is very simple. You only need to cut off some dry or yellow branches and leaves.