How to grow multiple roses

1. Proper pruning

After receiving multiple roses, you need to use clean scissors to cut off the side branches and small flower buds, because if they are not trimmed, they will compete with the flowers for nutrients in the water. The leaves on the lower part of the branches also need to be cut off. You can keep the leaves within 5-10 cm from the flower head and cut off the rest. Remove any damaged or wilted petals from the outside of the flower as well.

2. Put it in a vase

Prepare a vase and fill it with 2/3 of water. If conditions permit, you can also add some preservatives to the water. Finally, put the trimmed roses into a vase. Avoid direct sunlight and keep the environment away from the sun. Good ventilation should be maintained.

3. Post-maintenance

The water in the vase should be changed once a day. If preservatives are added, it can be changed every 3 days. The roots should also be trimmed at a 45° angle every day to allow for better absorption. The water in the vase should be kept clean. If it deteriorates or becomes dirty, it should be replaced as soon as possible.

IV. Precautions

If there is mucus on its roots when changing the water, you must rinse it with water before putting it in the vase. Because the mucus contains bacteria attached to the water, if it is not cleaned off it will contaminate the new water and easily cause the flowers to rot.