If the roses you buy are bare-rooted, you need to cut off the branches in time and plant them in a pot, or trim them in time after planting. If it is a rose with lodging soil, choose a suitable pot (at least one size larger) according to the size of lodging soil, and then water it.

If the new buds have germinated, some weak buds should be thinned to reduce the loss of disappearance. First, they should be placed in a semi-shaded or scattered light environment, and then gradually placed in a position with sufficient light for normal maintenance after one week.

The bare roots don't need fertilization for the time being, and those who soil overnight can add fertilizer to the culture soil.