How to grow roses? Feed them three "dishes" and the flowers will bloom profusely
Rose flowers are known as the "queen of flowers" and are extremely beautiful, so many flower enthusiasts especially love growing them. If you want them to bloom well, you need to use good fertilizer and provide enough nutrients, so that roses can grow better and bloom more vividly. Today, Guliang brings flower enthusiasts the "three dishes" that roses love most. Why not try letting your roses "taste" them?
The first dish: Delicious "fish bones", with a lingering aftertaste
Fish can supplement the human body's nutrition because it is rich in protein, but why can fish bones supplement nutrients for roses? That is because they are rich in phosphorus, an element that can promote the growth of rose plants.
So flower enthusiasts should not throw away the fish bones left over from meals. Wash the fish bones clean, dry them in the sun, then wet them with water and put them in a pot, add some soil to cover them completely, and wait for fermentation. The time is 3 months to half a year. During fermentation, turn them occasionally. After fermentation is complete, they can be shallowly buried in the soil, giving roses this "nutritious dish" to eat. Flower enthusiasts can also directly dry the fish bones in the sun, crush them into powder, and sprinkle it around the roses. After decomposition is complete, it can promote rose growth.
The second dish: Nutritious "earthworm castings", with sufficient fertilizer content
Why are earthworm castings called the king of organic fertilizers? Because earthworms are themselves a kind of soft-bodied animal that lives in the soil, and their droppings can provide the soil with rich organic matter. So using earthworm castings to grow roses can regulate the pH of the soil, and it is environmentally friendly with no odor. Compared with other fertilizers, earthworm castings have more comprehensive nutrients and more lasting fertility, and they will not burn the roots.
Flower enthusiasts can directly buy earthworm castings, or collect them themselves from places such as ponds, vegetable plots, or woods. There are more of them after rain. When using them, mix earthworm castings and nutrient soil in a 1:1 ratio. You can also, when watering roses, place earthworm castings on top of the soil so that the earthworm castings combine with the soil, absorb nutrients, and promote rose growth.
If some flower enthusiasts cannot accept this kind of manure-based organic fertilizer, they can directly use a nutrient solution specially designed for roses. It is also a kind of organic fertilizer with comprehensive ingredients. Diluted with water, it can not only promote rose growth, but also make the flowers bloom more and more vividly.
3. Eating "horseshoe slices", for healthier growth
Horseshoe slices contain the nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium fertilizers needed for rose growth, so they can also be used as fertilizer for roses to promote their growth. There are two ways to use them. The first is to directly seal the horseshoe slices in a container with water. After soaking and fermenting for a few days, dilute with water before use.
The second method is to cut the horseshoe slices into pieces and shallowly bury them in the soil, water appropriately, and let them slowly ferment through microorganisms in the soil. Roses can then absorb the nutrients within and grow better.
Have flower enthusiasts learned it? If your roses are not growing well, you can try these "three dishes" for them, and you will get a pleasant surprise!