The reason why roses wither as soon as they sprout

1. What is the reason?

1. Too much water: It withers as soon as it sprouts, probably because the moisture content of the potting soil is too high. Because the plant has just sprouted, the root system is not yet fully functional and its ability to absorb water is not very good. It may only absorb a little water, and the rest of the water accumulates in the pot, making it difficult for the roots to breathe normally, resulting in root rot and the upper part withering.

2. Direct sunlight: Newly sprouted plants are still very weak and cannot withstand direct strong sunlight. If they are exposed to direct sunlight at this time, the transpiration effect will be very large, causing the plants to lack water and wither.

2. Solution

1. Promote evaporation: Control the watering normally and do not let water accumulate in the flowerpot. If you find that there is too much water, you can put it in a ventilated place to promote the evaporation of water and the accumulated water can flow out.

2. Slow down the growth of seedlings in semi-shade: Although it likes sunlight, it is not suitable for strong light when it just sprouts. You can put it in a semi-shaded place first to slow down the growth of seedlings for about 10 days. After the plant grows strong, you can move it to normal sunlight.