Rose planting time

1. Planting time

The suitable temperature for roses is around 15-25 degrees, so that it can grow normally. Although it can basically survive in temperatures above zero, the best time to plant is after the spring thaw, and wait until the temperature gradually stabilizes before planting, which will help its later growth. The time should not be too early or too late, March to April is very suitable. If it is too early, the temperature will be relatively cold and the plants will find it difficult to survive. If it is delayed, the growing period will coincide with the hot summer, which will easily cause the plants to lack water and affect their later growth.

2. Planting Method

1. Loam: It is best to use moist and fertile soil for planting. You can mix garden soil, wood ash, perlite, and organic fertilizer and add them to the flowerpots. Make sure the soil is loose, rich in organic matter, and the pH value is preferably acidic.

2. Planting: If it is a bare-root plant, it needs to be soaked in water for about half an hour to an hour. The time should not be too long, so as to remove bad substances in the roots. If it comes with a soil ball, you can straighten it and plant it directly in the pot. Remember to prune the plants to reduce water evaporation.

3. Maintenance: After planting, water it sufficiently to promote rooting.