Can Lady Charlotte be potted?

Can Lady Charlotte be potted?

Lady Charlotte can be potted. Lady Charlotte can be planted in a flowerpot. The amount of fertilizer for Lady Charlotte needs to be strictly controlled during the flowering season, neither too much nor too little. Only in this way can better flowers bloom. Therefore, potted plants are more suitable for the planting of Lady Charlotte, and it is convenient to control the amount of fertilizer.

Potted Lady Charlotte requires a two-gallon sized pot, which is 20 cm. It is best to use a clay pot, which is just half the diameter of the pot required for climbing roses. Climbing roses require a 40 cm pot. Potted Lady Charlotte can bloom.

How to grow Lady Charlotte in a pot

1. Soil preparation

When planting potted Lady Charlotte, the best soil is nutrient-rich black soil. Adding slag and gravel to this basis can improve the soil's air permeability and speed up the circulation of water.

2. Pruning

When pruning Lady Charlotte, you can focus on pruning the less beautiful side branches, so that the overall effect is that the green leaves surround the flowers in an orderly manner.

3. Watering

When watering Lady Charlotte, you need to water it in moderation. If you pour too much water, it may cause water accumulation in the soil, making it impossible for the roots of Lady Charlotte to breathe, and it will suffocate and rot and die.

4. Fertilization

Lady Charlotte still needs some additional fertilizer during the flowering season. When fertilizing, you can assist with watering to neutralize the concentration of the fertilizer and avoid high-concentration fertilizer competing with the plant for water.

5. Lighting

Lady Charlotte must avoid excessive sunlight during the flowering season to prevent burning of the stamens.