How to care for new buds and leaves of Chinese roses that have grown into a large pot
Today's tip sharing: Knowledge about the care of new buds and leaves of Chinese roses that have grown into a large pot of green plants and flowers, detailed information is as follows:
How to care for new buds and leaves of Chinese roses that have grown into a large pot
Let's talk about Chinese roses today. I have previously shared works about this pot of Chinese roses with everyone, which is about pruning. I fed it a cap of this water every 15 days, three times in total, and now these new buds and leaves have sprouted a lot.
This is EM original extract, which is specially formulated for acid-loving plants and is a type of water-soluble fertilizer. It can be used to ferment some cake fertilizers, peanut shells, etc. So how to use it for watering.
Here is a measuring cup, just one cap is needed, one cap mixed with 1200 milliliters of clear water, and water it directly. Water it once every 15 days. I watered this pot once, and these new buds and leaves have already sprouted a lot.
The amino acid content, protein content, lactic acid bacteria, yeast, and actinomycetes are particularly abundant. For example, Chinese roses, bougainvillea, and other acid-loving plants also use this EM original extract.
At the same time, with the onset of spring, there is a lot of rain, which is also a peak period for pest infestations. During the peak period of pest infestations, Chinese roses often have some red spiders, whitefly, scale insects, and other pests. It is necessary to take timely preventive measures.
Otherwise, once the nutrients in its roots are absorbed, it will be difficult for it to continue growing. It is usually treated with granular drugs, such as the one I used in my pot. I used this systemic insecticide, dinotefuran, for control. I only did one control because the efficacy of this insecticide can last for 40 days. As long as the pests bite it, they will slowly die.
Meanwhile, Chinese roses should have full sun exposure in spring, allowing them to receive ample sunlight. This will help them grow leaves and buds quickly and avoid wilting.
The above-sharing experience and knowledge on how to care for new buds and leaves of Chinese roses that have grown into a large pot, I hope this article can bring you some help!