It's easy to plant roses. Just do it.

The growth of plants is nothing more than four elements: soil, water, sunlight and fertilizer. If you have a yard or a back garden at home, congratulations, tuhao! Your place is perfect for growing roses. Planting rose is not a thing, as long as you prepare the yard, the rest is right according to what I say!

The first step is to make a survey of the land where the rose is planted-soil survey. What kind of observation is this? Is to see whether the soil to the base fertilizer is fertile, not to mention fertile, at least to meet the basic growth needs of ordinary plants, then it is suitable for growing rose. A very simple way is if that piece of land already has plants-flowers, vegetables and so on.

If the flowers and vegetables look good, it means the soil is good. If that piece of land is already an open land, you can look at the vegetation of the soil. Generally speaking, as long as it is idle land, there will always be some weeds and so on, which means it is good. If even tenacious weeds can not grow soil, I think forget it, I think it is not suitable for the growth of rose.

The second step is to dig a hole. How big is this hole? Dig about half a meter in width and depth, and push the soil to one side to set aside. After the pit is dug, the soil at the bottom of the pit had better be shoveled a few times to loosen the soil at the bottom, so that the planted rose can take root better.

The soil dug out of the pit had better be disposed of. If there is any caked soil, it should be broken with a shovel. Then it is best to lay a layer of fermented organic fertilizer at the bottom of the pit, and when the root system grows, the nutrition can also keep up. The third step is to put the rose seedlings in the middle of the pit. If you transplant potted seedlings with soil, you can shake the soil and loosen it, but you can't shake it all off.

The fourth step is filling. Fill the soil little by little around the plant. if the hole is too big and the seedling is too small, pull the seedling up according to the actual situation. Because the soil dug out of the pit must be more than the soil that needs to be filled, you can choose the finer and less sticky soil to fill first. The good soil should lean on the center of the plant, and the bad soil should be filled away from the plant.

The fifth step is to water it, one at a time. If you are in the sun exposure season, you can consider giving it a sunscreen to provide proper shade. The early watering should be kept moist, and after adapting to the environment, it can be dry and thoroughly watered. However, the survival rate of land planting is usually very high, so there will not be much problem to ensure the supply of water.