How to Keep Chinese Roses Safe in Summer
This article introduces some tips on keeping Chinese roses safe during the summer, and a comprehensive introduction is to follow.
How to Keep Chinese Roses Safe in Summer
Chinese Roses in Summer Sunlight
Chinese roses love sunlight and are heliophilous plants. They can bloom and grow better only with sufficient sunlight. However, they are also sensitive to strong sunlight. If sunburned, their leaves will become crispy and dry. In such cases, it is necessary to soak the pots of the roses and later fertilize the plants to replenish nutrients.
How to Keep Chinese Roses Safe in Summer
1. Fertilization: As Chinese roses consume nutrients quickly in summer, it is generally necessary to fertilize every 10 days to promote the plant's lush flowers and leaves.
2. Watering: Chinese roses prefer a humid climate with an air humidity of around 70-80%. Watering in summer should follow the principle of watering when the soil is not completely dry.
3. Temperature: The optimal growing temperature for Chinese roses is between 22-25°C, and the nighttime temperature should be around 10-15°C. The plants are sensitive to both high and low temperatures, and their growth will be affected when the temperature exceeds 35°C.
4. Sunlight: Chinese roses require a significant amount of sunlight, needing at least 6 hours of sunlight per day. However, shade measures should be taken during intense sunlight.
5. Soil: Chinese roses prefer breathable, nutrient-rich acidic soil with a pH value between 5.6-6.2. For daily maintenance, a mixture of decomposed leaf soil, perlite, and garden soil can be used.
6. Ventilation: In summer, the potted Chinese roses can be placed in a semi-shaded environment for care, allowing them to be exposed to bright scattered light, while also ensuring good ventilation in the environment.
The above is a detailed explanation of how to keep Chinese roses safe in summer, for your reference and suggestions!