How to fertilize roses in summer
This article provides a detailed explanation of the related green plant care for fertilizing roses in summer. Let's take a look together!
How to fertilize roses in summer
Today, a netizen asked me how to fertilize roses in summer, but I found that many rose lovers stop fertilizing in summer. In fact, stopping fertilization is wrong.
1. Correct fertilization
The correct method is, for instance, usually I choose to use a lot of flowering water-soluble fertilizer, diluted 1000 times, but at this time, we should dilute it to 2000 times, so that it can be watered or sprayed.
However, when watering or spraying, be sure to note that usually we water once every seven days, but at this time, it's best to water once every ten days. Spraying follows the same principle, also known as frequent thin application.
This helps maintain good growth, making it easier for the roses to bloom in full. If you don't fertilize it, the branches will be weak and the flowers will be fewer in the later stage.
2. Choosing the right fertilizer
Try not to use sheep manure or chicken manure for fertilization, because when chicken manure is buried, it produces a gas that can attract many insects or cause various problems and diseases.
Because diseases are easily caused by the heat of the potting soil combined with sufficient humidity, leading to pest infestations. Therefore, it's best not to use manure first.
3. Application time
It's best to use it in September or later, when the weather is cooler, as applying it then can effectively protect the roots and help the roses grow better and stronger, making it easier for them to bloom in full later on.
The above is a specific introduction to fertilizing roses in summer. I hope everyone will like it!