How to make the single rose evolve into a perfect plant type with many branches? Here's a trick.

In fact, to keep the rose branching is not only to get the perfect plant type, but also to have another unexpected effect, that is, the continuous branching can make the flower full of pots. This is a principle. Generally, the blossom is on the new branch, so the new branch will determine the number of flowers. How's it going? Just ask you if these reasons are strong enough? Do you guys have the desire to do it?

What if you turn your single rose into a "multi-branched" perfect plant? A little friend said it was very difficult and couldn't find a way at all! Don't worry, there will always be some ways to promote branching, which can be broken branch, horizontal pull, and side basin respectively.

First of all, let's talk about this first move to break branches, paying attention to "lotus root broken thread". That is, when you break a rose branch, you don't need to break the whole branch off. Instead, the wood and skin of the branches are broken in half, and the lower part of the skin must be connected, otherwise the broken branches will wither. Breaking the whole branch is not a good thing for the rose, so there is no way for the rose to photosynthesis, and it is easy for the whole plant to die.

After folding, the friends can press the broken branch down horizontally, so that the nutrition of the plant no longer "goes" to the broken branch, and the nutrition produced by photosynthesis of the broken branch and leaf is also "walking" to the root, so the two routes begin to converge from the fracture to the root, forming what we usually call the top advantage.

Horizontal pull does not need to break branches, if the rose branches are relatively soft, it is easier to pull horizontally. Friends can be "left and right bow" horizontal pull, so that from the base position will send out a lot of new branches. There is also a little trick, how to maintain the state of the horizontal pull? Suitable weights can be tied to the branches.

Side basin this method is the rose around asymmetry this kind of situation, if friends after breaking branches, horizontal pull or not very satisfied, you can try the side basin. The side basin still makes use of the principle of top advantage, which is always the same. First cut off the main branch 10 cm from the base up, and then grow slowly or put it up on the side where you want it to grow new branches, so that nutrients will flow to the new branches.

So have you guys learned one trick at a time? The editor shares all the practical information, and it's great to learn a little bit. Even a little bit can let the little friends go through five hurdles and kill six generals on the road of maintaining the rose.