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Growing roses from tiny bare-root cuttings into a flowering wall: go heavy on the base fertilizer, and the canes will reach two meters
I got a small courtyard at the beginning of the year, and climbing roses were a must. Since I wasn't going to move in right away, I bought them all as tiny cuttings. I didn't go for many varieties, just Red Dragon, Pink Dragon and Pink Wood. This is how the tiny cuttings looked when they first arrived. Potting them up, I was a bit heavy-handed...
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What to Do When Roses Get Powdery Mildew? A Detailed Guide to Prevention and Control Methods
Powdery mildew is a common disease of roses and can harm many plants in the genus Rosa. Diseased roses develop curled, scorched leaves, young shoots may die, and flowers may fail to open or become misshapen, affecting the plant's growth and ornamental value....
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How do you grow potted roses into a bursting pot? Master these secrets and you can do it too
Click the [Follow] button at the top right of the Lanyao Garden Toutiao account, send a private message with "Gardening Encyclopedia", and get a free e-book that can solve 70&-80% of gardening problems (updated regularly). This is day 870 of Lanyao's daily original articles. Roses...
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Roses getting uglier the longer you grow them? One snip and you can easily fill a pot
The biggest worry for beginners growing roses is, how exactly should you prune them? Prune them badly and your roses will get uglier the more they grow, and the flowers won't open large either. Today Huahua will teach everyone how to prune roses, and by the way explain what to do after azaleas finish blooming...
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Prune roses and azaleas like this for more flowers, stronger branches, and a yearly explosion of blooms
The biggest worry for beginners growing roses is this: how exactly should you prune them? If you prune badly, roses get uglier and uglier as they grow, and the flowers won't open big. Today Huahua will teach everyone how to prune roses, and also go over how azaleas should be pruned after they finish blooming~
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How to grow roses? Detailed guide to cultivation methods and precautions
Soil: To grow roses, choose a slightly acidic soil that has moisture-retaining ability, can drain excess water promptly, and has a relatively high nutrient content. Light: It needs 5-6 hours of light per day. Temperature: Normally 18-20°C, above 5°C in winter, and below 30°C in summer. Watering: Decide whether to water based on how dry or moist the soil is, and water after the soil has dried out.
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Learn to prune roses and they will never stop blooming
Pruning roses promotes the sprouting of new branches, and at the same time old branches and weak branches need to be cut off, so that nutrients can be more concentrated, the flowers will be bigger, and the plant will grow better. Let's take a look at exactly how to prune roses! Daily rose pruning: (1)...
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You can use the leftover debris from car washing to grow roses, and the effect is quite good
To save money, I always wash my car myself, and at the same time enjoy the fun of getting the car spotlessly clean. Unexpectedly, the car-washing water, plus the debris from car washing, turned out to be a treasure for my roses. Because the house I live in is a single detached building, I can...
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What to do when roses get pests? Pour on onion, garlic and chili water, and the pests are gone
Many people love roses, but growing roses is the easiest way to get pests. Maybe this week you dealt with red spider mites, and next week aphids show up again, and every so often little black flies buzz around. Growing flowers is truly exhausting! The neighbor lady has come up with another clever trick, giving the rose...
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Stop buying climbing roses this way, it is easy to lose out and regret it
This is day 869 of Lanyao's daily original articles. Rose growing series article: No. 68. Yesterday Lanyao went to Nanxun for a trip with friends. At lunch we talked about growing flowers, and they happened to mention that a friend had just bought a very large...
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