Do roses need to be pruned in spring?

1. Do you want to trim?

Roses need to be pruned in spring. If you don't pay attention to pruning, the number of flowers may decrease in the later period. Proper pruning allows the plants to breathe better and prevents them from growing too closely which can cause disease. Although the climate is stable in spring, you should also pay attention to the timing. It is best to do it after the temperature rises, and try not to do it after the frost is over.

2. Pruning method

1. First, check the branches on the plant that are not growing well, such as withered, diseased, weak, and dense branches, and cut them off. For branches that are too dense, the weak branches should be cut off and the strong branches should be retained.

2. The length of the branches also needs to be trimmed. Choose a relatively strong bud about 50 cm from the ground and cut it off above this bud. When pruning, cut diagonally, preferably in the same growth direction as the bud point.

3. Notes

Try to disinfect the scissors you use in advance, because there may be diseased branches on the plant. If they are not disinfected, they will easily damage healthy branches.