Learn to shape roses this way, and they will bloom better each time, easily bursting with flowers

Generally, for the shaping of roses, this principle should be followed: upright varieties that bloom large flowers in all four seasons are shaped into multiple dry flasks, and they are mostly umbrella-shaped or round; the four types of medium and small flowers and miniature roses are mostly dry, or because of the shape of the branches pruned from the tree, they form an elegant posture, and being neat is enough.

After the roses are planted, when the plant height is below 30cm, they can be allowed to grow freely. When they reach 30cm, you can choose to keep 3 to 5 strong branches, cut 5 to 7 plump buds on each branch, and cut off the remaining branches with sharp scissors.

This shaping method can cut off from 5 to 6cm on the rose plant. According to the age of the plant, its growth, last year's branching condition and plastic requirements, 5 to 15 germination points are retained on strong branches. After sprouting, a flower can be produced at each germination point, because there are many varieties, and a single flower or a bouquet of fresh flowers can open.