What to do if the rose is too waterlogged and the roots are blocked

1. Promote water discharge

Roses have certain requirements for water, but if you water them too much, the roots will be suffocated, making it difficult for the roots to breathe normally, resulting in yellow leaves. If you water too much, you must stop watering immediately and find ways to promote water drainage. Place it in a well-ventilated place, blow more air to promote evaporation, and expose it to more sunlight to allow the water to drain out as soon as possible.

2. Adjust watering time

The problem of rose roots being suffocated by too much water is not only due to the amount of water, but also may occur when watering in high temperatures. Adjust the watering time and don't water at noon.

3. Loosen the soil appropriately

Soil compaction makes it difficult for water to penetrate, resulting in soggy soil. Properly loosen the soil to make it breathable, facilitate water penetration, and allow excess water to flow out through the bottom of the flowerpot.

4. Root pruning, soil changing and potting

If the water content is always too high and the impact on the roots is already serious, you can take the plant out, observe the condition of the roots, and cut off the rotten roots. Prepare a suitable flowerpot, prepare new soil, replant the plant in it, and pay attention to applying water.