As roses gradually move into full bloom, many gardening enthusiasts become confused: is it necessary to continue fertilizing at this time? As we all know, flowering consumes a lot of plant nutrients, and it is important to maintain an adequate supply of fertilizer. However, some people believe that fertilizing during the flowering period will cause…
With the rise of urban gardening, more and more gardeners are choosing to grow roses. Although tutorials on how to care for potted roses can be found everywhere, many newbies are still confused about the basics of in-ground rose care, especially watering and fertilization tips. In this article, we will provide you with detailed information…
April marks the budding season for roses, and watching those tiny buds swell day by day fills every gardener with excitement. However, this is also the time to stay vigilant, as a dangerous pest may already be lurking in your garden—the rose stem sawfly (Hartigia trimaculata). Identifying the Rose Stem Sawfly To effectively control this…
Many novice rose growers experience the problem of gradual wilting of the foliage, which eventually leads to the death of the entire plant. The following are the three main causes of this phenomenon and the corresponding solutions. 1. Excessive fertilizer leads to root damage Problem Performance Many gardening enthusiasts have difficulty mastering the proper concentration…
Nothing shocks a gardener more than seeing healthy rose stems droop suddenly overnight. Those vigorous new canes that were thriving yesterday now hang limp, threatening to ruin your dream of a blooming rose wall. But don’t panic—this common rose problem has two main causes: temporary water stress (easily fixed) or rose stem borer infestation (requiring…
If your rose leaves fall off when touched, don’t panic! This is often not a disease but a natural process, Here’s why roses do this today. Reasons why leaves fall off at the touch of a rose after germination Normally, it’s germination time for roses, and the new growth doesn’t usually show yellowing or leaf…
Recently, many florists have been asking about rose leaf curl. Today, we will analyze in detail several common causes that may lead to curling of rose leaves and provide corresponding solutions. 1. Natural curling of young leaves (no need to worry) In the spring, newly grown young leaves of roses may occasionally appear slightly curled….
Recently, many gardening enthusiasts have reflected that rose plants frequently appear yellow leaves and accompanied by spots, a phenomenon that was rare in the spring of previous years, but this year it is a common occurrence. In response to this situation, we analyzed the following three main reasons and countermeasures. The three main causes of…
Previously we shared the essentials of early spring rose management, which mentioned the crucial step of bud rubbing (also known as bud removal). Many florists said they weren’t quite sure exactly how to do this, and which buds should be removed. Today, we’re going to explain rose bud wiping tips in detail. Why do you…
Yesterday a florist asked, “What disease do I have on this rose? The growth is so weak, what should I do?” From the photo, the seedling is very thin and the leaf tips are obviously scorched, a phenomenon usually caused by over-fertilizing with fertilizer. The florist said that he would add Flower Duo (water-soluble fertilizer)…
Roses are loved for their beautiful flowers, but they are also known to be “potent” and susceptible to pests and diseases. If your roses have already begun to grow new branches, now is a critical time for pest control. Aphids, in particular, are particularly active this season. If you haven’t carried out a thorough garden…
Yesterday, a florist asked me, “Why aren’t my climbing roses growing leaves or blooming at the bottom?” I believe many flower friends have similar questions. Today, I will analyze the reason for you. The reason why there are no leaves and flowers in the middle and lower part of climbing roses As shown in the…