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How to raise a rose to have more fragrance?

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Rose is a deciduous shrub native to China. Under natural conditions, it often sprawls on its back or attached to other trees to grow upward. Rosa seldom chooses soil, but it grows in sandy loam rich in humus whether it is planted on the ground or in pots.

Rose is a deciduous shrub native to China. Under natural conditions, it often sprawls on its back or attached to other trees to grow upward. Rose does not choose soil very much, but no matter it is planted in the ground or pot, it grows best in sandy loam which is rich in humus.

Watering

The rose is happy and moist and afraid of waterlogging. From sprouting to blooming, the water can be watered more appropriately, with the soil moist but not waterlogged as the degree, not too much watering after flowering, the soil should be dry and wet, and attention should be paid to drainage and waterlogging prevention in the rainy season.

Fertilizer application

It likes fertilizer and is tolerant to barren. Liquid fertilizer dominated by nitrogen can be applied once or twice in March to promote the growth of branches and leaves. In April and May, it can be applied twice to three times with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to promote its poly-pregnant buds to blossom more. After anthesis, it can no longer apply fertilizer.

Pruning

The rose has strong sprouting power and luxuriant growth. if it is not pruned in time, it is prone to diseases and insect pests under the conditions of muggy, humid, lack of light and poor ventilation, so a pruning should be carried out after flowering.

Sickness

Under the conditions of rainy, humid, poor ventilation and poor sunshine, Rosa is easy to suffer from powdery mildew. Once it is found that the diseased branches are cut off and destroyed to avoid infection, and spray low concentration of stone sulfur mixture or Bordeaux solution, topurazine solution to prevent the spread of the disease.

Cuttage

You can choose the sturdy branches that are semi-lignified in the same year, place them in the shade, transplant them in the following spring after survival, or cut off the roots of the sprouting daughter plants before sprouting in early spring. The trailing branches can also be pressed into the soil during the growing period, and can be cut off and planted again after taking root.

 
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