1. Breeding method. There are many propagation methods of roses, such as seed seedling, grafting, high pressure, parent plant division and cutting. Generally speaking, the method of cutting propagation is the easiest to operate, and the survival rate of seedlings is high. It is a common method of rose propagation, and it can take root one month after successful cutting.

2. Soil. Roses are not strict with the cultivation soil, so clay or saline-alkali soil should not be used, and slightly acidic soil is suitable. The soil should be well ventilated, breathable and drainable, and the soil should be fully disinfected and sterilized at high temperature before planting in the pot to ensure that there will be no germs or egg residues in the soil.

3. water. Generally, it is enough to water the roses thoroughly. Don't irrigate them too frequently, which will affect the growth and development of roses and even cause root rot. In the case of high temperature in summer, the plants can be properly sprayed with water to cool down, and in winter, excessive water can be avoided to form a freezing disaster in a low temperature environment.

4. Lighting. If you want roses to bloom in bright and beautiful colors, then light is an essential growth resource in the process of cultivating roses. Warm, suitable and sufficient light nourishment can make roses grow gratifying and ornamental. Roses that grow in a long-term shady environment will only grow branches and leaves without flowering.

5. Fertilize. Nitrogen fertilizer is generally selected as the main fertilizer, and urea fertilizer is supplemented. Fertilization should be diligent in summer, and it is advisable to apply it every 15 to 2 days. It is not allowed to use concentrated fertilizer or raw fertilizer, and it is most suitable to use diluted fertilizer solution for irrigation. If fertilizer damage occurs accidentally, it is necessary to dilute the fertilizer concentration in the soil as soon as possible, or directly change the soil and pots.