The growth cycle of cultivated rose will usher in the flowering period again.

The growing period of rose is from March to November. Although there are some differences among varieties, usually when the temperature is lower than 15 ℃, the new buds basically stop growing and begin to prepare for dormancy. When the temperature is below 5 ℃, they begin to dormancy. Therefore, if you want to raise the rose well, you must make good use of the "growth cycle" of the rose. In this way, the rose will usher in the flowering period.

Generally speaking, the rose will grow new buds and bloom very gorgeously in spring after a full rest in winter. Especially for single-season flowering varieties, flower buds can not be formed if there is no body sleep in winter. For the varieties that bloom in the four seasons, if the environment is not less than 15 ℃ in the greenhouse, they can continue to blossom all the year round without sleep.

Thus it can be seen that the growth cycle of the rose is very critical. A good understanding of the "growth cycle" of the rose can achieve the full flowering period of the rose again.

1. Spring (April to May)

This period is suitable for flower friends to buy flowering rose plants.

2. The following spring (March)

As the temperature rises, the rose ends its dormancy, and the new buds and buds change instantly, so don't miss the appreciation. While appreciating, you need to fertilize the rose in time, use a special organic nutrient solution for rose, mix it with water 500 times, and water the root every 7 days. At the same time, don't forget to control aphids and powdery mildew.

3. Meiyu (June-July)

During this period, the second stubble of rose blossoms and the plant grows. If the air is too dry, you should pay attention to using a spray can to replenish water properly. Cut back the strips to create a better plant type. in addition, we need to pay attention to the prevention of black spot and gray mold.

4. Summer (July-August)

This is the most difficult season of the rose, you need to pay attention to avoid the plant consuming too much energy. The occurrence of defoliation in summer means that the plant becomes weaker, and attention should be paid to avoid excessive dryness of the soil, root rot and black spot.

5. Autumn (September-November)

During this period, summer pruning (from August to mid-September) is needed to prepare for autumn flowering. In addition, it is necessary to control black spot, powdery mildew and night moth. Gradually reduce the amount of water after the end of autumn flowering in preparation for dormancy.

6. Winter (December-February of next year)

This is the dormant period of the rose, the amount of water will be reduced to a minimum, there is no need for topdressing. For winter pruning, sufficient base fertilizer should be added when changing soil to prepare for spring flowering.