In early spring, if you are growing roses and have not completed the following three important tasks, it is important that you take the time to do so to ensure healthy growth and beautiful blooms. 1. Pruning and Towing Pruning outdoor roses In areas with frost, outdoor-grown roses are usually dormant now. At this time,…
When raising roses, there is no bigger headache than red spider. Especially when growing roses indoors on a balcony, red spider is often a recurring problem! So why does this happen? Is there no way to completely eradicate red spider? Where do red spiders on high-rise balconies come from? Many florists may wonder why roses…
Many gardening enthusiasts have been purchasing rose seedlings lately. The selection of seedlings is full of anticipation, but after receiving them, you may feel confused: how do these rose seedlings need to be taken care of? Should they be watered? Should they get sunlight? Should I change the pot? Should I fertilize? Do you need…
March is a critical time for roses to grow, and the rate of growth can be described as “one day at a time”. In just three days, the original rose seedlings that have not yet germinated may already show a verdant green. By mid-March, the growth rate of roses has accelerated significantly. Then the question…
Widespread cooling weather is expected over the next few days. For roses that have been pruned and are starting to sprout, it is recommended that you move your plants indoors at night and out into the sun during the day. Although roses are a hardy plant, new shoots are less hardy. If temperatures drop below…
Are roses blooming but always drooping and you can’t see the flowers? This is a problem that many gardening enthusiasts encounter. To solve the problem of roses blooming with drooping heads, you first need to find the cause and take targeted measures. Today, I will share some effective ways to improve rose bloom droop. Common…
Two days ago I shared a photo about spraying foliar fertilizer, and I received many messages from my flower friends asking which fertilizers can be used as foliar fertilizers, what is my foliar fertilizer formula, how often should I spray, and how to solve the problem that fertilizers don’t easily stay on the leaves. Today,…
Over the past few days, many flower lovers have asked me for advice about yellow leaves on roses. Even though I have previously shared preventive measures for yellow leaves in spring roses, there are still a lot of florists who encounter this problem and feel overwhelmed. Common Causes of Yellow Leaves in Spring Roses March…
Pests and diseases have been a real headache this year, especially for those of us who keep roses. With roses in bloom lately, especially light colored roses, it’s easy to find little black bugs hiding in the flowers, and these little bugs are actually what we often call thrips. Thrips damage in spring While thrips…
Recently there has been a lot of rain, and our roses need to be medicated regularly to prevent pests and diseases, but some flower lovers have found that their roses’ new leaves are curled and discolored, what’s going on? The reason why the new buds of roses are curling and turning red In the spring,…
The New Year’s holidays are over and the new year has officially begun. In the last few days, temperatures have been rising and new buds are sprouting on roses at a rate visible to the naked eye. If you want roses to bloom more in the spring and reduce the appearance of blind branches, it’s…
What kind of roses should be planted in pots on the balcony? The Lan Yao thinks that the variety you can’t go wrong with is “Juice Balcony”. This is a kind of large-flowered miniature roses cultivated for balcony planting. Follow the Lan Yao to learn about the characteristics of the juice balcony, as well as…