this Rose They can be considered one of the favorite plants among gardeners and non-gardeners alike. This prickly flowering shrub is commonly found in home parks. There are approximately 100 species of rose bushes, most native to Asia, but some are also native to Europe, North America, and Africa.
These thorny plants are highly sought after for their beauty and color, without neglecting the fragrance emitted by their flowers. These shrubs have petals of different colors, from the most famous red and pink, to yellow, white and even black, and are very popular and widely grown.
although Rose They are very easy to grow and care for, but are not immune to risks and some damage, such as the emergence of fungi or pests. In order for your rose bush to be healthy, strong and grow optimally, a series of tips must be considered to avoid making mistakes.
dead flower
when we notice flowers Rose If they have become wrinkled, wilted or dry, it is best to prune them as this will give room for new shoots to grow stronger and healthier.
Flowers lose firmness
Many times, the flowers of the plant are still attached to the branches but have fallen off.This may be due to two reasons, on the one hand because the substrate is completely dry, because Rose They are not drought tolerant and require frequent watering. On the other hand, if you place the shrub in a pot, you should avoid placing it on concrete, as it will be subject to double radiation from the sun’s rays, which will affect it.
lack of growth
In some cases, the development of trunk Rose It stopped and the leaves became weaker. The best way is to transplant to a new pot, trim all branches to half the height of the plant, and then remove the yellow leaves by hand. You can even take cuttings from cut branches. To do this, we will cut off the flowers and remove all leaves, then plant the stems with the thorns facing downwards and finally water them.
Other care for roses
- Provides a nutrient-rich substrate: They need a variety of nutrients, and for this, you can use a substrate rich in organic matter and light to provide good drainage.
- Watering frequency: This depends on whether your rose bush is in a pot or outdoors. If you put it in a pot, it should be watered every day in summer and every three days in colder months. Otherwise, if your plant is outside, it will have access to more moisture in the soil and therefore last longer without water.
- Avoid Pests: Common rose pests, such as aphids and beetles, are harmful to the plant. Home remedies or pesticides must be used to prevent these pests.