The best time to cut roses is spring. This date can be associated with the flowering of forsythia.Varieties discountandlarge-floweredflowering on new shoots, thereforeshrubsyou should trimto a height of 20 cm above ground level to stimulate them toincreased tyingstilllarger numbers flowersstems are frozen and sickcutwtotal
Uniqueflowering forms bushyonly shines out inflowering , because a strongcut springwould significantly reduce the number of flowers.The repeating flowering varieties also develop flowers onyoung shootsShoots are shortened to a maximum ofhalf length ; after such treatment, flowering falls out much more luxuriantly. Ground cover roses can be trimmed with, for example,secateurstohedge
Shrubs can be planted eitherin spring , orin autumnRoses feel best in permeable,fertile mediumhighcontent clays , but they also tolerate wellpróchnicznesoils sandyBushes root deeply, therefore the substrate should also be loose indeeperlayers
Before plantingshrubs immersein water up to the root of the shoot and keep under such conditions forfor several hoursso thatshoots absorb appropriate quantity water During this time, we can prepare the substrate. We start the work withdigging earthandsupply hermature compostormanure , then prepare the holes for planting. Before the plants reach their target position, they should undergo the so-called planting cut.
Grafted varieties are planted so that the grafting site is approx. 5 cm below thesurface soilon the sides of the shoots). Finally, the groundkneadandirrigateSo that the water does not spill, around theshrub formzearth low collar
Rose discount should be regularlyfluffed knurled wheelorspulchniacz Thanks to this, we will be able to keep weeds in check and prevent the substrate from drying out. Deep loosening can be done withwith special forksfor roses. Roses take root deep, therefore the signal tointervention irrigationshould beonly long-lasting drought
To avoid infection withsubstrate mushroom , the leaves must remain dry (while watering, the water stream is directed at the ground, not at the shoots). Flowering will bemore abundantandlongerif the faded flowers are cut regularly. Fadedbunches remove flowersabove the highestleaf rush floralLarge-flowered varieties produce one flower per shoot. Cut the flower overthird leaf from above
The most common disease of roses isblack spot of leaveswith dark staining oirregular edges As a result of illnessleaves turn yellowandfall offCultivars susceptible to blotchsprayprophylacticallyalready during the formation of shoots. It is also important to collect all the surroundingshrub infectedleavesNew assumptions should be arranged with varieties certifiedpassedperennial tests immune
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Pruning roses is a simple but repeatable procedure. However, it depends on him how lush the flowering will be (Photo: Fotolia.com) |
Increased demand for nutrients is mainly due toroses repeating flowering Growers feed the busheswith fertilizer long working ; the first time during the setting of shoots at the end of March and the second time afterthe first floweringinJunePreparations containing nitrogenshould only be used until the end of June so that the shoots can lignify beforethe onset offirst frostIn September, we can strengthen the frost resistance of plants by usingcalimagnesiaOrganic products, such as horn meal, are spread in the fall with thenext year in mind blooming rosesmix fertilizers with the substrate to a small depth.