Abstract: Have the roses in your house been withered for a while and are now thinking about how to rejuvenate them? Don't worry, let me tell you in detail how roses can sprout so that your roses bloom more brightly than spring! 1. Choose the right opportunity and seize the key to sprout roses...
Have your roses been withered for a while and are now thinking about how to rejuvenate them? Don't worry, let me tell you in detail how roses can sprout so that your roses bloom more brightly than spring! 1. Choose the right time and grasp the key
. The best time for roses to sprout is usually in spring, when the temperature gradually warms up and the sun is abundant, which is very suitable for rose growth. However, the specific time will still depend on the climatic conditions in your area. Generally speaking, when the temperature stabilizes above 15 ° C, you can start preparing for roses to sprout. 2. Soil preparation, fertility is the key.
Roses do not require high soil, but fertile soil can make them grow more vigorously. When preparing soil, you can choose from the following methods: 1. Home-made organic fertilizer: Pile up animal and plant residues, leaves, weeds, etc., and use them as organic fertilizer after fermentation. This fertilizer is rich in nutrients and is very beneficial to the growth of roses.
2. Buy special soil: There are many special soils for roses on the market. They usually contain appropriate amounts of fertilizers and microorganisms to meet the growth needs of roses.
3. Mixed soil: Mix garden soil, legular soil, and sandy soil according to a certain proportion, and can also be used as the growing soil for roses.
No matter which method you choose, you must ensure that the soil is well drained and avoid standing water causing root rot. 3. Trim branches and promote new shoots. The location of the
is before the roses germinate, and the branches should be appropriately trimmed. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Cut off sick and weak branches: Cut off withered branches with serious pests and diseases to avoid affecting the growth of other healthy branches.
2. Shorten branches: Shorten the long branches and keep 2-3 bud eyes, so that nutrients can be concentrated to the new buds.
3. Trim angle: When pruning, pay attention to maintaining a 45-degree angle between the branches and the ground, which is conducive to the growth of new buds.
After pruning, you can use gardening scissors to disinfect the cut to prevent the invasion of bacteria. 4. Fertilizing and watering, with sufficient nutrients. During the germination of roses, sufficient nutrients and water are needed. Here are some suggestions for fertilizing and watering: 1. Fertilization: Before roses sprout, compound fertilizers can be applied once to provide the nutrients needed for growth. After germination, apply thin organic fertilizer or compound fertilizer every 15 days.
2. Watering: Roses like a humid environment, but also avoid standing water. During germination, water once a day to keep the soil slightly moist.
3. Spraying foliar fertilizer: During the germination period of roses, foliar fertilizer can be appropriately sprayed to supplement nutrients and promote growth. 5. Prevention and control of pests and diseases: Healthy growing roses are easily susceptible to pests and diseases during germination. The following are some common pests and diseases and their control methods: 1. Aphids: Spraying leaves with soapy water or washing powder water can effectively kill aphids. 2. Red spider: Spray the leaves with acaricide, paying attention to spraying evenly.
3. Powdery mildew: Spray leaves with carbendazim or thiophanate-methyl to prevent the occurrence of powdery mildew.
4. Black spot: Spray leaves with mancozeb to prevent the occurrence of black spot.
When preventing and controlling pests and diseases, pay attention to safe medication to avoid harm to people and the environment.
Through the above five steps, I believe that your roses will sprout smoothly and bloom beautiful flowers. Come and give it a try and make your garden more colorful!