The rose is a beautifully flowering plant, often planted in gardens, parks and city squares. Although it is usually easy to grow and looks beautiful on summer days, it sometimes happens thatthe rose does not bloomAnd then it loses a lot of its charm. Learn about the 5 common causeswhy the rose doesn't bloomand practical wayshow to make roses bloom !
Why is the rose not blooming?
The rose does not bloom because it is too dark
Roses like sunny positions.They will not look attractive if we choose a poorly sunny or shaded place for them. On suchthe rose will not bloom or the flowering will be very weakYou should definitely not plant roses under trees. Strong shading will cause the bush to produce long shoots devoid of flower buds. In addition, a strongly developed tree root system will cause competition between plants, which the rose will lose and will definitely waste away. Garden roses also hate wet and heavy soils. This position can bethe reason why the rose does not bloom
The rose does not bloom because it is malnourished
"We owe beautiful rose flowers to regular fertilization of plantsIn gardening stores, multi-component fertilizers, granulated or liquid, are available, which are perfect for growing roses.The rose may not bloom due to a lack of potassium, which is especially important for the formation of flower budsRoses are fed with compound fertilizers for roses at the beginning of spring and after the first flowering, and we finish in August so that the rose shoots have time lignified by winter.Later, you can use the so-called autumn fertilizers, which no longer stimulate plants to grow, but instead facilitate their preparation for winter.
In the absence of flowering of the rose due to a deficiency of nutrients, it is worth using a quickly absorbed soluble fertilizer , eg Target Rose Fertilizer BUD POWER or SUBSTRAL MAGIC POWER. These fertilizers quickly provide the roses with all the necessary nutrients, including the potassium necessary to form new flower buds. They also improve plant growth and increase disease resistance. In addition, the MAGIC POWER fertilizer can also be used as a foliar application, thanks to which its absorption is even faster. Both fertilizers can be ordered in our store. "
The rose does not bloom because it is not pruned
Regular cutting of roses contributes to the abundance of flowering . As a rule, pruning is made when the buds begin to swell, located approximately halfway up the strongest shoots. The dead parts of the shoots are then removed, cutting them off above the he althy bud.
We cut out the weak rose shoots completely, and shorten the rest. Every spring, we shorten the shoots of the bushes to 2-4 meshes above the ground. The stronger the cut, the longer and stronger the shoots will grow from the buds. We remove sick, frozen and crossing shoots. Such a translucent cut will allow better access of light and air to the bush, and thiswill affect the flowering of the rose
In summer you shouldremove the blossoms . Such a procedure will stimulate the roses to produce more flowers, instead of fruit. The tops of blooming shoots are trimmed over the first eye, which positively influences the next flowering.
The rose is not blooming because it was attacked by a pest
The rose may not bloom due to pest attack - decay gardeners. It resembles a beetle with its appearance.Damages flower buds and flowers, so the rose may not bloom.Horticulture gardener is very harmful to horticultural crops. The larvae of this beetle, or grubs, damage plant roots, while beetles damage leaves and flowers.After observing beetles feeding in June, the rose bushes should be sprayed with Decis 2.5 EC or Mospilan 20 SP.
Rose does not bloom due to fungal disease
A watery coating may start to appear on rose petals during the flowering period. Unfortunately, this is the beginning of the symptoms of gray mold. With increased rainfall, the flowers softly rot, die and necrosis passes to the shoots.Gray mold causes the growth of buds to stop and causes the rose to rot, and consequently the rose does not bloom fungus spore. We spray with a fungicide, e.g. Signum 33 WG.
MSc Eng. Joanna Białowąs
