How to grow roses

Many people like roses. Roses have many similarities with roses, and the flowers are also very beautiful. In many places in the south, roses are called "yueyue flowers". They are a species of the Rosaceae family. People who have cultivated plants of the Rosaceae family should know that roses have strong vitality. They exude youthful vitality and represent the positive power of youth. Let's take a look at how to grow roses.

Have you ever grown roses? We all know that roses have strong vitality. Many people should have experience in growing roses. Roses are easy to grow, and the soil requirements for growing roses are not very high.

1. Choose a good pot, preferably a purple clay pot. It is not difficult to understand that this is related to the air permeability mentioned above.

2. Use good soil, choose loose soil with good air permeability, and never use sticky soil. Secondly, the soil should be rich in organic matter.

3. Plant at the right time, preferably in spring. If you want to plant in autumn, it is best to plant with soil, and it is best to place the seedlings in a place with appropriate sunlight brightness and good ventilation conditions. After the seedlings survive, you can prune them slightly according to what you want to see in the future, so that they will have reasonable branches and beautiful plasticity in the future.

4. Water appropriately. Before the rose sprouts, try to keep the soil in the pot moist and do not water it until the soil is dry. After germination, the number of waterings should be gradually increased, generally about twice a day, watering once before 10 am, and watering again in the afternoon according to the dryness and wetness of the potting soil. Pay special attention at noon. During this period, many friends may forget some common sense. If the sun is particularly strong at noon, especially in summer, it is not advisable to water the leaves of the rose, as this will burn it. Because most people's watering in summer will kill the rose, it is recommended here to water it once in the morning and evening in summer, and generally do not water it at night.

5. Fertilize regularly. Roses like fertilizer. Generally, during the two growing seasons in spring and autumn, fertilize every 10-15 days. Both organic fertilizer and compound fertilizer can be used. Fertilization should be stopped during hot summer and cold winter.

6. Breeding place: Since roses like light, you can place your roses in a place with plenty of sunlight and good ventilation, but you should provide them with appropriate shade in summer.

7. Pruning: When the flowers fade, some branches should be cut off, leaving new branches after 2-3 nodes. If the cut branches have more than 2 nodes, they can be used for cutting propagation. Winter pruning is mainly for shaping. Generally, diseased and insect-infested branches, dead branches, and crossed thin branches are cut off first. For roses with strong growth and symmetrical plant shape, it is sufficient to cut off 1/3 of the whole plant. For weak plants, cut off about 2/3 of the plant, leaving only 3-4 strong main branches.

8. Repotting: If you want to repot, it is best to do it every 1-2 years, remove 2/3 of the old soil, replace it with loose, fertile soil rich in organic matter. Repotting is usually done during the spring bud break. In conjunction with repotting, cut off diseased and insect-infested branches, dead branches, crossed thin branches, shorten long roots, and thin out overly dense roots and some old roots to promote the germination of new roots, allowing it to grow more vigorously in the next growing season.

Precautions

Finally, we must also pay attention to the prevention and control of rose diseases and pests. The main diseases of roses include powdery mildew, gray mold, black spot, leaf blight, etc. Of course, scientific breeding is the best prevention and control method. For black spot disease, you can spray drugs such as carbendazim, daconil, and methyl thiophanate. As for powdery mildew, it is best to spray carbendazim and triadimefon during the disease period. The best way to prevent and control leaf blight is to be diligent in removing dead branches and leaves. Spray Baume lime sulfur mixture before germination, and spray 70% thiophanate methyl 800 times solution once every half a month after germination.

Continue spraying 3-4 times.

How to grow roses, now everyone should know, roses have strong adaptability and are easy to grow, we can grow roses well if we pay a little attention to them. Although roses are easy to grow, we should still pay more attention to some common sense of growing flowers, water them frequently, and especially remove pests on roses in time.