How to grow roses at home (different methods for indoor and outdoor use)

1. Indoor cultivation methods

1. Soil: It needs loose, breathable and well-drained soil to grow. When maintained indoors, the potting soil must meet these requirements, especially good drainage.

2. Watering: Frequent watering is not required during maintenance, and water accumulation is strictly prohibited, otherwise root rot will occur, seriously affecting growth.

3. Light: It likes light very much. When it is maintained indoors, it should be placed in a well-lit place so that it can receive light. The light should not be less than 4 hours during the growth period. In addition, you should also pay attention to opening the windows frequently for ventilation, and avoid creating a stuffy environment, otherwise it will be easy to get infected with diseases.

2. Outdoor breeding methods

1. Drainage: When maintaining the plant outdoors, pay attention to the rainy season and do a good job of drainage. Do not allow rainwater to accumulate in the potting soil, otherwise it will easily cause disease and lead to root rot.

2. Fertilization: When fertilizing outdoors, you can apply fermented rice water, which can promote the growth of branches and leaves, making the leaves more vivid and green.

3. Temperature: It does not have high requirements for temperature for its growth and can tolerate certain high and low temperatures. Under normal circumstances, it can grow well outdoors, but it is recommended to move it indoors for maintenance in winter.