Transplant roses like this when they have flower buds: no root damage and they will bloom quickly

The rose has grown flower buds, how do you transplant it? This is a problem that rose growers usually encounter.

There are usually two situations for this problem. One situation is roses planted in the ground; because the best season for transplanting has already passed, by the time they need to be transplanted the flower buds have already grown out. When this happens, it is best to choose to transplant before rain, or on a cloudy day without strong sunlight, or choose a cool evening to transplant. Since branches, leaves and flower buds have already grown, when transplanting you must dig a fairly large soil ball, and water immediately and thoroughly after planting. But within half a month after transplanting, depending on the weather, water as little as possible, to avoid the roots suffering waterlogging damage and rotting. After planting, if the sunlight is strong, set up appropriate shade facilities.

The second situation is transplanting seedlings that come with a nutrient pot. When transplanting this kind of seedling there is generally no problem. You can tip it out of the nutrient pot or tear open the pot and plant it directly; because the root system of this kind of seedling is not damaged much, planting it with leaves and flower buds is basically the same as planting before it sprouts. There is no need to worry about a setback period, and after transplanting there will not be much effect on the plant's growth.

Everyone needs to note that, whether ground-planted or potted roses, just after transplanting the rose seedlings absolutely must not be watered too frequently. Especially for small seedlings that have only recently survived from cuttings, even less should you water wildly every few days just because the surface soil layer is a little dry; the result of watering wildly is that the small seedlings wilt and die within a few days. The reason is that the small seedlings' root systems are too small, and the weak roots stay in mud without air, suffering waterlogging damage and rotting. So, flower lovers should pay attention to this point after transplanting rose seedlings.

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