Roses are praised by many people for their fragrance, especially red roses, which are deeply loved by everyone. The key to the survival of potted roses is to master the planting methods. So, how to plant potted roses? Today, Bian Xiao will share with you the planting method of potted roses.
First, prepare pot soil
Potted roses like my loose and well-drained soil environment. Here, Bian Xiao recommends several soil collocation schemes for everyone: 7 parts of garbage soil and 3 parts of river sand are mixed; 6 parts of dry river sand and 4 parts of honeycomb briquette are mixed together for use; 7 portions of vegetable garden soil, 2 portions of honeycomb cinder and river sand 1 portion are mixed for use. These are all good soil mixing schemes.
Second, basin time.
The transplanting time of potted rose seedlings in pots should be after defoliation in early winter or before germination in early spring, because the survival rate of most potted flower plants in this season will be much higher than that in other seasons, and so will roses.
Third, the transplant process.
The propagation of roses is mostly carried out by cutting. After about 1 month, they can grow into new young plants and can be transplanted after one year. When transplanting, loosen the soil around the seedlings first, and be careful not to hurt the roots of the plants, and then take out some old soil together and plant it in a new pot. Rose seedlings with old soil are more likely to survive.
Fourth, timely watering.
Watering is the most commonly used means for flower farmers in the management process, and watering must be based on the dry and wet conditions of the basin soil. Usually, the principle of "pouring thoroughly when dry" is adopted, but water accumulation in the basin should be avoided, otherwise it will cause rotten roots and affect growth.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) Fertilize properly.
Because the nutrients in potted soil are limited after all, it is necessary to supplement some nutrients to potted plants at an appropriate time, generally by applying fertilizer and topdressing, and choosing more compound fertilizers with more scientific and reasonable ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. When fertilizing, loosen the soil first, then bury the fertilizer in the pot soil and cover it with soil. Then pour enough water to dissolve the diluted fertilizer, which is more conducive to the full absorption of plants.
Sixth, trimming and shaping.
In order to maintain a good posture of potted roses, we need to prune them frequently, generally by cutting off overgrown branches, flowering branches and diseased branches, so that they can maintain a beautiful plant shape, bloom more and produce high-quality flowers. Moreover, picking flowers is very important. If they are not picked properly after flowering, they often only bloom once.
Seven, timely replacement basin
Generally, potted roses need to be replaced once a year. When changing pots, the roots should be trimmed properly, and more tangled roots should be cut off, which is more conducive to plant growth, and the flowers will be more gorgeous and huge, with higher quality.
Precautions:
1. The planting time of potted roses should be after defoliation in early winter or before germination in early spring.
2, water and fertilizer management is very important, watering should be decided according to the weather conditions and the dry and wet conditions of the basin soil; Generally, after fertilization, dilute and completely decomposed organic liquid fertilizer is poured every 10 day.
3. Pruning should be done in time after the plants enter the dormant state, and the residual flowers should be removed in time after the flowers wither, which can ensure the plants to grow more luxuriantly and prolong the flowering period.