How to raise roses without withering?

1, soil selection

Roses need to choose suitable soil first, and it is best to plant them in loose and fertile soil with good permeability and drainage. This kind of soil is conducive to its growth. Never use clay type, otherwise its root system will not grow easily. If you grow in such soil, it will lead to withering and death.

2. Adequate lighting

Roses are sunny plants, so when roses grow vigorously, ensure that the light is not less than eight hours a day. Moreover, roses are not resistant to strong light, so when the sun is particularly strong in summer, they should be properly shaded. Otherwise, exposure to the sun for a long time will burn the leaves of roses and lead to withering.

3. Comfortable temperature

The optimum temperature for its growth is about 15 to 25 degrees Celsius. Too high a temperature will cause withering.

Step 4 control watering

When it is observed that the basin soil is dry, it is necessary to replenish water in time, and it must be watered once until the basin bottom can flow out. In summer, the temperature is higher and the evaporation rate is faster. At this time, it is necessary to water the leaves once in the morning or at night to avoid the phenomenon of leaf withering, but it should be noted that watering should be controlled during flowering and not excessive.

prune

If we want the rose to have a perfect shape and produce many flowers when it matures, then we need to prune it during its growth.

The main thing is to keep its flowering branches and trim those useless branches that compete for nutrients. This not only helps the rose to become beautiful and has great appreciation value, but also allows the main branch of the rose to absorb enough nutrition and blossom.