Cultivation methods and maintenance of giant rose old piles

How to grow giant roses into old piles

The height of giant roses is 1-2 meters. The season is very important for successful transplantation. The temperature is not high in spring and autumn, and the air humidity is high. Secondly, when transplanting, you must pay attention to pruning the branches, cut off diseased branches and some redundant branches, so as not to compete with the main branches for nutrients and nutrition during the transplantation process. During the transplantation process, pay attention to protecting the roots and try to transplant with soil.

Cultivation method of giant rose old pile

To grow giant roses, you need to choose fertile, slightly acidic sandy loam and replace the potting soil every year. If you want it to bloom, you need at least 6 hours of light a day. The suitable temperature is 18-28℃, and the maximum temperature should not be higher than 32℃. Water it when the soil is dry and water it thoroughly. Fertilize frequently during the growing season, and apply light fertilizer water once every 10 days.

Pruning of giant rose old pile

Generally speaking, giant roses need to undergo four prunings in a year. The first pruning is mainly to remove withered flowers to avoid nutrient waste. The second pruning is mainly to prune overgrown branches and withered flowers, also to avoid unnecessary nutrient consumption.

The third pruning is to make the plant more beautiful, focusing on pruning dense, overlapping and crossed branches. The fourth pruning is to prepare for wintering, and usually all branches that do not grow well need to be pruned off.

Giant rose old stump pot

No matter what method you use to repot, as long as the method is reasonable, you can grow a good giant rose. Different flower pots have their own advantages and disadvantages. Clay pots and ceramic pots have good air permeability and water permeability, but they are relatively heavy, and it may take some effort to move them. They are also not resistant to falling and will break if they fall.

Giant rose old pile sprouts

Usually, giant roses sprout around March in spring. When the temperature is relatively low, the sprouting time may be later. If there are many buds, appropriate bud thinning is needed. You only need to cut off the smaller buds, and keep the strong buds.

Giant rose old stump with aerial roots

If giant roses are watered too much, the roots will not absorb oxygen and will rot. Stop watering immediately and place them in a ventilated place to increase water evaporation. You also need to adjust the watering time. Do not water them during the hot noon and loosen the soil appropriately. If the roots have rotted, they need to be replanted.

Matters Needing Attention in the Maintenance of Giant Rose Old Pile

1. Watering: Old giant rose stumps cannot tolerate waterlogging, so do not water them too much. Usually, wait until the soil in the pot becomes dry before watering. Control the water in severe winter, and water them in the morning and evening in summer.

2. Light: Old giant rose stumps can see more sunlight, at least 6 hours of sunlight a day, and the breeding environment cannot be too dark.

3. Fertilization: When cultivating giant rose old piles, apply sufficient base fertilizer, and apply fertilizer every 10 days during the growth stage. In addition, when the temperature is low in winter, pay attention to keeping warm, and do not let it drop below 18℃.

Picture appreciation of giant old rose pile