Rose Growing Conditions and Characteristics

Rose Growing Conditions

Roses grow best in sunny environments, can withstand a certain degree of drought and cold, and have low soil requirements, but grow more luxuriantly in fertile sandy soil. They are widely distributed in the temperate monsoon climate of the north. Roses are suitable for surviving in 20 to 35 degrees, are cold-resistant and frost-resistant, and usually do not take any protective measures in the winter in the north, which will not affect their normal growth. They can survive in conditions as low as minus 20 degrees.

Rose Growth Period and Process

Roses can be seen being grown all over the world. Their excellent tolerance allows them to adapt to most environments. The growing season for roses is in spring and autumn, and the growth cycle is generally about two years.

Rose planting process and methods

1. Loosen the soil: Before planting roses, you must first loosen the soil and disinfect the soil with chemicals to make it fully mixed.

2. Planting time: There is no strict restriction on the planting time of roses. They can be planted at any time. The most suitable time is spring and autumn.

3. Rose management: After planting roses, the soil should be fully oxygenated and possible rose diseases should be prevented and treated in time. When the roses need to be pressed, it is usually done at noon on a sunny day. Otherwise, if the operation is done blindly, the roses may break easily. It takes about 5 years for the roses to grow after planting, so it is necessary to fertilize them more and heavier, and the fertilizer should be fully decomposed.