How often should I water the rose? Do I need to water it every day?

How often should you water the roses?

When watering roses, the amount of water required varies with the seasons. If it grows in spring and autumn, it needs to be watered once every one or two days; the temperature is higher in summer and the water evaporates quickly, so generally water it twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening; the growth of the plant will become very slow in winter, so you don't need to water it too often, just wait until the soil is dry before watering it.

The correct way to water roses

The soil of roses only needs to be kept moist, but not too much water. You can increase watering appropriately before flowering. The flowers will not wither easily if the soil is moist. You can spray water on the leaves to avoid water accumulation in the roots while maintaining a certain humidity. In winter, you should reduce watering appropriately as the roses enter a dormant period and their demand for water is relatively small.

When watering roses, make sure to water them thoroughly each time to ensure that the water can flow through the entire soil in the pot. You can observe water flowing out of the pot, and there should be no obvious accumulation of water on the surface. The second watering can only be done after the surface has evaporated and dried. The specific situation should be determined according to the local climate and the growth of the plants.

Overwatering roses

Excessive watering of roses will cause the soil to be damp and airtight for a long time, resulting in water accumulation in the roots, inability to breathe normally, rot will occur, the leaves will begin to turn yellow, and a large number of flower buds may fall off.

If we find that we have overwatered, we should deal with it as soon as possible. We should stop watering first, move the plant to a well-ventilated environment, and loosen the soil frequently to allow the water to evaporate as quickly as possible. If the waterlogging is too serious, it is best to change the pot to avoid root rot.