Soil requirements for rose planting

Rose growth will also have some requirements, for the whole environment, in addition to temperature, moisture, light, there will also be certain requirements for the soil. Grow well and grow best in suitable soil. Some of the characteristics of the soil should also be in line with the needs of roses. So you can know what kind of soil it is best to prepare when planting roses. Now let's analyze it together.

1. Soil nutrition

The nutrient requirements in the soil are fertile soil, rich in humus, soil accumulated by fallen leaves, or soil that can be easily absorbed by farm manure. The natural black soil is rich in nutrients and high in humus. Some plant residues and soil biological residues have been decayed for many years to form fertile soil. Earthworms are often active in such soil.

2. Soil topography

The soil is very good, but the terrain should be good, not in low-lying places or places with high groundwater levels, but in places with slightly higher and lower water levels, preferably on sunny hillsides, so that it is convenient to drain water and grow well with sufficient sunshine. But pay attention to whether there is water nearby. It is better to be dry, do not worry about stagnant water, but the hillside should not be too high, too high watering is not convenient.

3. Soil quality

Generally speaking, you can't have clayey or hardened soil, and clay will condense when it rains, and the soil that will dry and solidify after sunny days is not good. This is impervious, or after watering, the water can not be well permeated, and the root system can not fully accept the water, so it is easy to accumulate water in the upper layer and damage the root system. Some sandy soil is also not good, water loss is very fast, the weather will be dry. If you don't keep water, you can't keep fat. It is best to be sandy loam, such a soil, water can gradually infiltrate, fertilizer will not be lost. It will not be stiff, nor will it be too dry.

4. Soil properties

The acidity and basicity of the soil directly determines whether roses can be planted in the soil. For example, roses are most suitable for growing in moderately alkaline or slightly acidic soils. Then you can't plant it in saline soil, grow in saline land. It grows poorly in pure alkaline soil. Cannot be planted in pure acid soil. Growth will also be affected. Neutral soil is very suitable for rose growth.

Roses have the above requirements for the growing soil, which is determined according to the growth characteristics of roses. It is generally right to observe which soil to adapt to after planting. But the actual situation is actually analyzed.