Recently, many gardening enthusiasts have noticed that their roses are frequently developing yellow leaves, with some varieties even experiencing widespread yellowing of leaves overnight. What could be causing this issue, and how should it be addressed? The Five Most Common Causes of Yellowing Leaves in May Roses and Their Solutions 1. Seasonal Metabolic Yellowing May…
Last winter I made two mistakes when pruning roses: mistaking shrub roses for vine roses and using the wrong pruning method, which led to poor results. One of the pots germinated excessively in the spring, but was full of blind branches (branches that did not bloom), so I pruned it back in early spring, with…
Recently many florists consult the question of rose fertilization, today we will briefly talk about the types of fertilizers suitable for roses and how to use. Classification of fertilizers Fertilizer is mainly divided into two categories: organic fertilizer and inorganic fertilizer: Organic fertilizer: from animal and plant excreta or residues, made by fermentation. Inorganic fertilizers:…
Recently many gardening enthusiasts have been asking, “My rose cuttings have rooted, can I transplant them now?” Today we will discuss in detail the best time and method to transplant rose cuttings after they have come to life. Timing of transplanting rose cuttings after they’ve been rooted The timing of transplanting rose cuttings cannot be…
It has been cloudy and rainy lately, and the weather forecast shows continued rain for the coming week. Early April is a critical time for roses to grow rapidly and produce buds, which require plenty of nutrients. However, persistent rain makes fertilizing tricky – traditional root fertilization gets washed away by the rain, and foliar…
Yesterday a gardening enthusiast left a comment asking, “Why is it that the rose seedlings I purchased have been cared for for almost a month, but I don’t see any significant growth?” Today we will discuss the growth characteristics of roses and the key maintenance techniques to promote rapid growth of seedlings. Growth characteristics of…
Recently, two gardening enthusiasts asked me the same question, “The new shoots of roses were growing well, but suddenly appeared wilting, what is going on?” Case 1: Observations from an Anhui florist A flower lover from Anhui shared his situation: “These rose new shoots have grown big, but the top shoots suddenly all wilted. Is…
Yesterday we shared the fertilization and management of potted roses in rainy season, and many florists left their comments to ask how to take care of in-ground roses. Today, we will explain in detail the key things that ground-planted roses need to pay attention to in consecutive rainy days. Three key points for in-ground rose…
Many novice gardeners find roses to be a difficult flower to care for and often keep them half dead or even wilting in less than a year. Like this flower lover’s experience, many people think roses are too delicate. But in fact, roses are not as difficult to raise as one might think. Even cacti,…
With the arrival of the rose season, many gardening enthusiasts are looking for their favorite rose potted plants on major live platforms. However, it is not uncommon to receive a shipment and find that the rose seedlings appear shriveled or have yellow leaves. The reason behind this is mostly related to root damage. In order…
Recently, many gardening enthusiasts have been asking for tips on rose crimping. Why should I press branches? Which rose seedlings are suitable for pressing? How exactly does it work? What are the precautions? Today, we will provide you with detailed answers to these questions. Why do we need to press roses? Plants generally have apical…
After I recently shared my tips for transplanting young rose seedlings, I received a lot of feedback from my flower friends, “Why do my cuttings always fail? The branches are either blackened or the new shoots are wilted?” Today, I will systematically introduce the right way to take rose cuttings. Have you also encountered such…