Which season does the Chinese rose grow fast?

Rose grows relatively slowly in summer. Rose has two growth peaks in a year. The first is spring. It grows leaves and blooms a lot. However, because flowering consumes too much nutrients, it is necessary to fertilize before germination and topdressing after flowering in spring to avoid stiff seedlings after flowering. If the fertilizer and water are well managed, the rose will grow quickly after flowering. The second growth peak is autumn, because the hot summer has passed. Moreover, there is abundant rain in autumn in the north, so the Chinese rose will enter the second growth peak in autumn, and it is most suitable to graft the Chinese rose in the open air in spring and autumn.

In summer, the rose itself grows very fast, but it grows very weakly compared with the spring and autumn seasons. If the rose is stiff and does not grow in summer, it is often mismanaged. For example, potted roses, high temperature leads to high soil temperature, which will affect root growth. Therefore, if the rose planted on the ground is well managed in summer, it will continue to grow branches and leaves, and if it is not well managed, the rose with poor roots will be stiff and unable to grow in summer.

Therefore, roses planted on the ground should be watered, prevented from diseases and fertilized in summer. If it is a potted rose in greenhouse, it needs proper shading at this time. After all, the temperature of the sun in the basin is too high, but if you shade too much, it will also lead to insufficient light. Therefore, shading is generally done with a 3-pin shading net under the premise of good ventilation, which is not bad. Although the dense shading net has a good cooling effect, insufficient light will lead to the wasted growth of roses. In addition, a sunshade net will be set up.

Through our introduction, I believe everyone has a deeper understanding of the autumn maintenance methods of roses that grow quickly.