Is it a blessing or a curse to fertilize the rose at the flower bud stage?

My rose has a bud, should I add some fertilizer to it to promote the rose to blossom? This is a question that many flower friends will ask. So what fertilizer should be applied at flowering stage, how much fertilizer should be used, and how to use it? this is really a question worth discussing.

Flower bract stage can be fertilized to rose, the key is to apply what fertilizer, how to apply fertilizer? In general, we can use potassium dihydrogen phosphate with water about 1000 times, but do not spray fertilizer on leaves or buds.

Because potassium dihydrogen phosphate mainly contains more potash fertilizer, potash fertilizer can promote rose to give birth to more buds, but also can promote bud cracking, so that flowers bloom a more beautiful color.

So when can't you fertilize at the flower bud stage?

If your rose bud is already relatively large and is about to open, don't bother to use any fertilizer. If the amount of fertilizer used is unreasonable, it will shorten the florescence and promote the growth of lateral buds. Nutrients will be supplied to the lateral buds, which will cause the buds to fall off before they appear.

Fertilization at the flower bud stage is so dangerous that there is no fertilization at all.

This depends on the specific situation, because the bud needs a process of nutrient supply from formation to cracking. If the nutrition is insufficient, it will easily lead to the problem of not blooming, few buds, or withering when the buds do not open.

to make a long story short

The flower bud stage can be fertilized, but can not apply foliar fertilizer, the bud is very large, to open, do not apply fertilizer, bud small, bud less, can be appropriate use of organic fertilizer irrigation soil.