Whether the rose is cut in summer or not determines the uneven flowering.

Recently, many flower lovers have been asking a question: do summer roses need pruning? In fact, for the four seasons flowering rose, even without pruning in summer, autumn can blossom. However, summer pruning allows the rose to blossom at its best viewing height and blossom in autumn.

In other words, whether you trim or not in summer determines the uneven flowering of autumn roses. Therefore, in summer, when the summer heat is over, from late August to mid-September, roses of erect and shrub types can be pruned in the following ways.

First of all, in this pruning, the flower lovers only need to cut the rose to the height of 2 beat 3 as a whole, and change the thickness of the cut branches according to the size of the rose flowers. When pruning, try to cut above the big leaves of the rose, and the branches of the rose on the outside can appear more luxuriant if they are slightly cut down. In addition, flower friends must strictly grasp the appropriate timing of pruning.

No matter whether the flower friends cut the rose or not, if you want the rose to get more new buds, don't forget to help the rose sprout by fertilizing in summer. For the vigorous growth type of rose, if the summer pruning and topdressing with special liquid fertilizer of rose, once a week, diluting 500 times to irrigate the root, it can effectively promote the sprouting of rose.

Here are some detailed operations that need to be pruned rose in summer:

1. Cut the main branch of the rose to the height of 2 prime 3. When cutting, you need to take into account the orientation of the buds, try to cut at the top of the big leaves, cut the branches on both sides of the rose plant a little lower will appear more luxuriant.

2. The effect of overall pruning according to the height of 2thumb 3. For twigs, cut them to a thickness that can blossom (usually a little thinner than disposable chopsticks). If there are dead branches, cut off the whole branch and finish the pruning.

3. For the mixed parts of the branches, remove the thinner branches from the branches to strengthen ventilation and prevent diseases and insect pests. Generally, new buds are sent out from the bottom immediately below the cut, and the autumn stubble flowers will bloom 40-60 days after pruning.