How to solve the problem of Chinese roses not sprouting new buds in spring
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How to solve the problem of Chinese roses not sprouting new buds in spring
After the spring begins, the temperature starts to rise slowly. When the temperature is slightly higher than 10 degrees, this Chinese rose will start to grow and then sprout more new buds and branches. Later on, it will bloom more flowers. However, after the temperature rises, if it hasn't started to sprout new buds, we will teach you two tricks to help this Chinese rose sprout more new buds. What are these two tricks?
1. Sunlight
Let this Chinese rose get more sunlight and receive full sun exposure, because the intensity of sunlight in spring is not very strong. Chinese roses can be fully exposed to the sun. This way, getting more sunlight can also promote the growth of more new branches and leaves, and it can also promote the later bud differentiation.
2. Fertilization
Because it needs a lot of nutrients to sprout new buds, and it grows very fast at this time. If you don't fertilize, it will lead to slow growth or no new buds. When fertilizing, it's best to give it a balanced compound fertilizer with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
Why not use pure nitrogen fertilizer or phosphorus-potassium fertilizer? Because phosphorus-potassium fertilizer promotes flowering and can cause the branches to age prematurely. However, if you apply nitrogen fertilizer, it may cause the branches and leaves to grow excessively and wildly, but they won't be strong enough. Therefore, a balanced mix of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium is more suitable.
We can use the simplest method to fertilize. We can buy a little slow-release fertilizer, which has a very balanced content of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. We just need to take a spoonful of this slow-release fertilizer and sprinkle it around the potting soil. Then, when we water it later, it will slowly release nutrients.
The above is a comprehensive introduction on how to solve the problem of Chinese roses not sprouting new buds in spring. I hope it brings some knowledge about green plants to green plant enthusiasts.