How to grow roses in summer

1. Temperature

The temperature is relatively high in summer, and the suitable growth environment for roses is 15 to 26 degrees. In summer, the high temperature often exceeds 30 degrees, so shade must be provided at this time, because its growth will be hindered if the temperature exceeds 30.

2. Watering

At this time, if the rose enters the flowering season, you should pay attention to water management. First of all, you should not water it too frequently. When the soil in the pot is dry, each watering should be thorough.

3. Lighting

The sunlight is quite strong in the summer, so try not to expose potted roses to direct sunlight. About 3 to 5 hours of direct sunlight a day will be enough. At the same time, the air circulation in the growing environment must be maintained in summer.