Understand the watering needs of roses, judge the watering amount, avoid waterlogging, choose watering time, potted roses are loved by many flower lovers because of their beautiful flowers and unique aroma. One of the most troublesome issues for novices during the maintenance process is watering. Is potted roses suitable for watering more? This article will answer this question in detail for you and provide scientific and reasonable watering suggestions. Understand the watering needs of roses. Rose is a typical light-loving plant. It requires a lot of water, but it is not tolerant of waterlogging. It is crucial to master the correct watering method. According to authoritative flower maintenance guidelines, potted roses are watered every day. Once, just water them thoroughly each time. Method to judge the amount of watering 1. Observe the soil: Gently hold the soil with your hand. If the soil feels hard, it means that the water has evaporated and water needs to be watered. If the soil is too moist, it means that water has been watered recently and no need for the time being. Water.
2. Observe the leaves: When the leaves of potted rose wilting, it means that there is insufficient water and water is needed. However, it should be noted that wilting may be caused by many reasons, such as insufficient light, improper fertilization, etc., so comprehensive judgment is needed.
3. Drainage at the bottom of the basin: After watering, observe whether there is stagnant water on the basin. If there is too much water, it means that excessive watering will easily lead to root rot. Avoid waterlogging problems 1. Choose flowerpots with good air permeability: flowerpots with good air permeability can prevent moisture from accumulating in the soil and reduce the risk of waterlogging.
2. Control watering frequency: Avoid frequent watering to avoid causing water accumulation in the soil. Generally water once a day, and can be appropriately reduced on rainy days.
3. Drainage on the bottom of the basin: Make sure there are drainage holes at the bottom of the flower pot to allow excess water to drain out. Choice of watering time 1. Morning: Morning is a good time to water. At this time, the temperature is low and the water evaporates slowly, which is conducive to plant absorption.
2. Afternoon: Watering in the afternoon will cause water to evaporate too quickly, which may cause the soil surface to dry and the roots to not get enough water.
3. Avoid watering in the evening: Watering in the evening may cause potted roses to get damp at night, which may easily cause disease.
Are potted roses suitable for watering more? The answer is: Only by watering the right amount and mastering the correct watering method can the roses grow healthily. During the actual maintenance process, pay attention to observing the drainage of the soil, leaves and floor bottom, reasonably adjust the watering frequency, and avoid waterlogging. I hope this article can Provide useful reference for the maintenance of your potted roses.
References: "Guide to Flower Conservation", China Agricultural Press, published in 2019.