Rose pruning time and method (season and region)

1. Pruning time

Rose pruning can be done once in September, and it can be postponed appropriately in the north because September is still very hot. The purpose of pruning is to achieve more flowers. It should also be pruned once before winter. It can be done a little later in the south, but earlier in the north, otherwise the temperature will be too low and affect its wintering. In addition, the temperature will rise after entering spring. Flower lovers in the south can do it in March, while those in the north should postpone pruning to April or May.

2. Pruning method

1. When buds appear, they should be thinned out appropriately, and some buds that are not growing well or are too dense should be cut off. Only by concentrating nutrients can it bloom better and more.

2. Pruning in winter mainly involves pruning off branches that are attacked by pests and diseases and grow crosswise. This can reduce nutrient consumption and is very beneficial for it to safely survive the winter.

3. Check the dry branches on the plant and cut off all unhealthy branches. If you find that the cut surface is dry during pruning, you should continue pruning until white appears on the cut surface.