The requirement of potted roses is higher than that of land cultivation. Generally, soil with good porosity, good drainage and relatively fertile soil should be selected. Remember not to choose clay, it will affect the quality of roses, or the whole plant will not grow well.

If the roses are potted indoors, they can be placed on the sunny balcony, so that the color and quality of the flowers are better.

If you don't put it on the balcony, put it away from the wall and in a well-ventilated place, so as to avoid the wall reflecting sunlight to grab classes, burning the buds and affecting flowering.

2, the method of watering

Potted roses don't need much water, because they are drought-resistant and very afraid of water accumulation, so we should decide the amount of water according to their growth and season. If the soil is dry, water it again and thoroughly at one time. Too much watering in rainy season is easy to accumulate water and rot roots, leading to the death of the whole plant.

In order to make the roses bloom more brightly and bigger, we need to change the pot soil once a year, and cut off the roots around the bottom of the pot when changing the pot soil.

3. Fertilization method

Potted roses don't need too thick fertilizer except enough base fertilizer, because it will lead to root burning and rotten, especially don't use chemical fertilizer.

Topdressing should be determined according to the growth of roses, the size of plants and the size of pots. Generally, compound fertilizer can be applied once a month and a half, or it can be watered with rice washing water. If the frequency is about once or twice a month.

The types of compound fertilizer include phosphorus, potassium and nitrogen fertilizer. Remember not to apply too much fertilizer at a time, but to apply it sparingly.

4, pruning work

Potted roses should also be pruned, mainly to cut off branches attacked by pests and diseases, withered flowers, withered branches and branches that grow too densely. Pruning is also the secret of roses growing well and blooming vigorously. If it is the wintering season, you can cut off the branches 10cm above the ground, which will help them survive the winter smoothly.

5, pest control

The common pests and diseases of potted roses are scale insects and green worms, both of which can cause plant infection, especially scale insects, which are difficult to control once they occur. Therefore, when maintaining potted roses, we should cut off the extra branches and put them in a well-ventilated and well-lit environment.