Yesterday we discussed bud handling for rose seedlings, today we’re talking about managing large seedlings. Perhaps you’re wondering, “Don’t large seedlings need intervention too? Shouldn’t they bloom naturally?” Of course, mature rose plants are fully equipped to bloom, and for the most part, we can let them bloom naturally. But for potted roses, proper bud…
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…
It’s finally time for the second crop of roses to bloom! However, many flower lovers have noticed that this time the flowers are obviously much smaller than the first crop. Obviously adhere to the fertilization, why does this still happen? Today we will analyze the reasons in detail and provide practical solutions. The 3 main…
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…
It’s been a time of frequent rain, with many areas receiving continuous rainfall. The rainy spring combined with the warm weather of last winter is not good news for roses. After a few days of rain, many florists have noticed that their roses have developed “long hairs” on their plants. Of course, the term “ingrown…
Many gardening enthusiasts sharing their experiences with Blue Demon Vine Roses mentioned that their own roses have a very small number of blooms, nothing like the walls full of blooms like Blue Demon. Others state that their vine roses don’t bloom at all and haven’t grown any buds in two years. What is the reason…
As spring temperatures rise, the midday sun intensifies—this morning, I already felt its heat while watering my roses at 10 AM. This is when proper watering and fertilizing become critical for optimal flowering. Many gardeners unknowingly make two mistakes: watering at the wrong time and using the wrong fertilizer. The key is morning watering (to…
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…
Is your rose bush suddenly bare, with no leaves left? Don’t panic—bare rose stems don’t always mean a dead plant. Whether due to shock from shipping, black spot disease, or drought stress, leafless roses can often be revived with the right care. In this guide, you’ll learn proven tips to bring your struggling roses back…
Spring is the prime time for rapid growth of roses. For young roses, a proper germination treatment can help the plant to form a full shape and increase the number of branches faster. In this article, we will introduce two effective methods to promote germination: the treatment after germination in spring and the preparation before…
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…