How to Care for Chinese Roses Better
Today's focus is on introducing you to some small experiences of green plant maintenance on how to care for Chinese roses better and the methods and skills of raising them. The specific content is as follows:
Chinese roses come in many varieties with colorful flowers and are a common ornamental flower in gardens or courtyards. Their cultivation methods are very simple, and they do not require high growing conditions. They can be planted in the ground or in pots. Chinese rose potted plants need to choose the right potting soil, maintain a certain temperature and light, and water and fertilize properly, as well as pay attention to repotting them regularly. Below is a simple introduction to the cultivation methods and precautions for Chinese rose potted plants.
I. Cultivation Methods
1. Potting Soil
Chinese roses do not have high requirements for soil. Generally, a slightly acidic sandy soil rich in humus and with good drainage is chosen. Moreover, it is best to use a larger pot for Chinese rose potted plants to avoid affecting their growth.
2. Temperature
The suitable growth temperature for Chinese roses is between 18-28 degrees Celsius. If grown indoors, it is best to maintain a temperature of above 18 degrees Celsius to promote the growth of Chinese roses. If grown outdoors, they can grow naturally, and they will enter a dormant period on their own when the temperature is too low.
3. Light
Chinese roses enjoy sunlight and require at least 6 hours of sunlight per day, with some shading in summer.
4. Watering and Fertilizing
Water Chinese roses once a day during their growing period, and when the soil is dry during their dormant period in winter, keep the soil moist. Fertilize with a dilute flower fertilizer or compound fertilizer every ten days during the growing season, and stop fertilizing during the dormant period in winter. Apply a mature organic fertilizer before winter to ensure safe overwintering.
II. Precautions
Chinese rose potted plants should be repotted regularly, about every two years. When repotting, remove the decayed and rotten roots. If you want to maintain a beautiful shape for the Chinese rose, you should also prune its branches and leaves regularly.
The detailed introduction of how to care for Chinese roses better and the methods and skills of raising them, as mentioned above, do you understand now?