How to grow roses? Rose cultivation methods and techniques

Roses are a symbol of love and a common cut flower in life. They are also a very beautiful ornamental plant in nature. Some people like roses very much and want to grow some of them, but they don’t know how to grow them. Today, I will introduce some rose growing methods and techniques to help you learn more about rose growing methods.

How to grow roses? Rose cultivation methods and techniques

1. Planting

Roses are suitable for open-field cultivation, and a good environment suitable for their growth must be selected during cultivation. Before planting roses, sufficient organic fertilizer should be applied to the pit as base fertilizer. After the rose seedlings are planted, the soil should be compacted and watered. In addition, inter-cultivation and weeding should be carried out in time during the growth of roses.

2. Fertilization

Rose is a fertilizer-loving plant. It has a relatively large demand for fertilizer during its growth period, and there are certain methods and techniques for its fertilizer application. It should be fertilized once in early spring each year to encourage it to grow buds, and flower-promoting fertilizer should be applied once around May. It should be applied again after entering the flowering period. In addition, roses should be identified once before entering winter. Only in this way can it be guaranteed that roses will bloom more, larger and more fragrant flowers in the coming year.

3. Water appropriately

Watering is also a technical job when growing roses. The amount of watering varies in different seasons. In early spring, when the weather is dry, sufficient watering should be given to promote flower bud differentiation and prolong the flowering period. However, in summer, when it rains, the amount of watering should be reduced, and water should not be allowed to accumulate in the flower field. Otherwise, too much water will accumulate in the roses, causing the leaves to turn yellow and fall off, and in severe cases, the roses will die.

4. Pest and disease control

After planting roses, disease and pest control is also particularly important. During the growth period, it is easy for roses to be infested with various pests such as fall moths, red spiders, and stem leaf wasps. After these diseases and pests occur, it is necessary to spray them with pesticides in time. You can use DDT solution or DDT solution, but you must repeat the spraying once 15 days after the first spraying, otherwise it will be difficult to completely eliminate the diseases and pests.