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Soil for roses: there is nothing you cannot imagine, and nothing you cannot do
There are many kinds of soil, and there are just as many choices of potting soil for growing roses: nutrient soil, garden soil, substrate soil, and all sorts of creative homemade mixes. There is nothing you cannot imagine, and nothing us flower lovers cannot do! Although soil is common, flower lovers mix in...
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Starting with roses in August as a beginner: these few points will help you avoid detours
They say the waves behind the Yangtze push the waves ahead, each stronger than the last, and rose care is the same. Back then we were all newbies at growing roses, and after gradually building up experience, we went from little rookies to old rookies. So, for the rose...
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Feed roses these 5 kinds of material, and they bloom with immediate results
Gardeners who grow roses always want their roses to have lush leaves and abundant flowers. Most gardeners know that roses are heavy feeders, so they hope to make their roses grow better by fertilizing. But often, out of excessive love, they are too impatient, and without asking whether the fertilizer is suitable, they just keep feeding milk, egg whites, and meat-rinsing water, and the results are often disappointing.
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Roses blooming on a summer night balcony: is it cool refreshment or fiery passion?
[Growing Potted Roses on the Balcony Like This] Series Part 7: Everyday Care of Potted Roses on the Balcony. Head Gardener, the rose branches are covered in scale insects, what should I do? Head Gardener, when I changed the soil for my roses, lots of bugs came out from the bottom of the pot... Head Gardener, my place hits 40 degrees Celsius in summer...
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When this bug gets on roses, it's even more destructive than red spider mites
Roses have always been elegant and beautiful, but once pests appear there's little you can do, and the first to blame are red spider mites and fungus gnats, which spread widely and quickly. Besides these two, there's another bug that cannot be ignored, one with even greater...
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Water propagation of roses: the intro is simple, but what follows is the real challenge
Did you learn the summer rose water propagation method from last episode? In fact, throughout the whole water propagation process, the "intro" is simple; the real challenge lies mainly in the transplanting after rooting, and how to care for the plant after transplanting. After water propagation rooting...
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Little tricks to keep roses blooming continuously, easily bursting with blooms
Rose (Rosa chinensis) is one of the most common flowering plants in the home. Its leaves are deep green and glossy, its flowers are relatively large, come in a wide range of colors, and give off a faint fragrance, very similar to roses, which is why it is called the "Queen of Flowers...
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How do you grow Chinese roses? Master these 3 basic points and the problem is solved
Although Chinese roses and roses look very similar, there are still more or less some differences, especially the special fragrance of roses - not exactly rich, yet not exactly delicate either - it really leaves an impression the moment you smell it. Red roses...
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Can roses bloom just by scattering any organic fertilizer? Don't dream about it
In the process of caring for roses, the use of fertilizer is very particular. Generally we recommend using organic fertilizer, and there are also very many types of organic fertilizer. It is not simply a matter of scattering whatever fertilizer you have into the soil. Where does organic fertilizer come from? Organic fertilizer generally refers to farm...
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Growing roses: why is it still not enough even with plenty of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium?
When growing roses, gardening enthusiasts all run into the problem of not knowing how to choose fertilizer. It seems like the fertilizers available on the market are all pretty much the same, rich in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, but do roses really only need nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers? During the rose growing period to...
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