How to repot roses

1. Remove from the basin

For roses that need to be repotted, water the inside of the pot in small amounts to keep the pot walls moist so that they can be removed from the pot more easily. Take out the plant together with the soil.

2. Pruning

Gently remove some of the soil from the roots of the rose after removing it from the pot. Be careful not to damage the roots. After the roots are exposed, cut off the old and diseased roots, leaving the new roots or healthy roots.

3. Put it in the basin

Place the trimmed plant in a new pot, straighten it, allow its roots to stretch out, and slowly add soil. When adding soil, use your fingers to compact the surrounding soil so that the roots are fully in contact with the soil, which is conducive to rooting and survival.

4. Watering

After planting in a new pot, it is necessary to water it in time. The water at this time is rooting water, which makes the roots and soil more densely combined, which is conducive to the recovery and growth of the rose.