Step-by-step analysis of the pruning method for roses after blooming
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Excerpt from the "Three-Step Method for Growing Roses" series
Yesterday, we introduced the pruning method for multi-season climbing roses after blooming. Appropriate pruning can promote the blooming of the second batch of flowers. So, how should roses be pruned after blooming?
Rose characteristics: Before talking about rose pruning, let's first discuss the blooming characteristics of roses.
Roses bloom only once in the spring and grow branches without blooming in other seasons. Therefore, post-blooming pruning is very important. If not pruned in time, it can cause the branches to grow too dense, which not only occupies space but also easily leads to diseases and pests.
The current year's suckers and vigorous branches of roses do not bloom, but they are the main force for blooming next year.
Roses grow vigorously. If there is sufficient fertilizer and water, we can see that while roses are blooming, there are some vigorous branches that keep growing but do not bloom. These are the vigorous branches, which I call suckers coming from the roots.
Pruning method after rose blooming:
I also grow a rose plant. Every year after blooming, I will do a heavy pruning, and every time I do a heavy pruning, I find a lot of yellow leaves and red spiders.
This is mainly because I let the rose climb on the wall, and when it blooms, the branches and flowers are dense, which leads to poor ventilation and easily causes yellow leaves and red spiders.
Every year, I do a heavy pruning on this rose after blooming. I cut off all the flowering branches and old branches that have not produced vigorous branches, leaving only the vigorous ones.
Step-by-step analysis of the pruning method for roses after blooming
Every year, only strong vigorous branches and suckers are retained, and by winter, they are trained and shaped, so they can bloom beautifully in the spring.
Because roses grow extremely vigorously and for a long time, if you don't have a particularly large space for them to grow, I recommend that you do heavy pruning like me.
Note:
What you need to pay attention to is that if your roses do not have vigorous branches or suckers, it's best not to do heavy pruning, otherwise they will grow weakly.
The above method of pruning roses on my Green Plant Enthusiast website. If you are growing single-season large vines, similar to Meilang Zhenzhu on the Green Plant Enthusiast website, I suggest you also follow the pruning method for roses on the Green Plant Enthusiast website.