Cultivation methods and precautions of roses in winter

Rose is an ornamental flower that many people like. It can be cultivated outdoors or made into potted plants and placed at home. It can beautify the environment and purify the air. However, many people don’t know much about how to grow roses in winter, and often cannot keep them safe through the winter. Today I will give a detailed introduction to how to grow roses in winter, and I will also write down the precautions for growing roses in winter and tell you.

Cultivation methods and precautions of roses in winter

1. Fertilizer and water management for rose cultivation in winter

Fertilizer and water management is very important when growing roses in winter, because roses will be in a dormant period after entering winter and will hardly grow. At this time, the supply of water and fertilizer must be controlled. Water can be applied every ten days or so, and fertilizer can be stopped. Timely fertilization after the beginning of spring next year can promote the growth of new rose buds.

2. Temperature control for rose cultivation in winter

Temperature control is also very important when growing roses in winter. The indoor temperature cannot be too high, otherwise it will affect the dormancy of the roses, causing them to sprout and grow before the spring of the following year, which will consume the nutrients they have stored. When spring comes, the roses will easily become weak in growth. In addition, the temperature of the roses during the winter cannot be too low, and the minimum temperature cannot be lower than five degrees, otherwise they will also be damaged by low temperatures.

3. Sunlight management for rose cultivation in winter

Roses also need a certain amount of sunlight when grown in winter. The lighting conditions in winter are relatively poor. People can usually place roses in sunny places such as balconies, and move them indoors after nightfall. If roses are not exposed to sunlight for a long time, it will directly affect the growth and flowering period of roses in the next year.