Soil requirements for roses

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1. Soil requirements

2. Soil preparation method

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When raising roses, you need to use soft, rich, well-drained, and slightly acidic flower soil. You can mix two parts of leaf mold soil, two parts of perlite and one part of fine sand, and then add a small amount of base fertilizer to prepare its culture soil. Its flower soil can also be prepared with five parts garden soil, three parts humus leaf soil and two parts rice bran ash.

1. Soil requirements

1. Soil requirements

1. Soft soil: You must use softer flower soil when raising roses. Because this kind of soil has better air permeability and better internal air circulation, it is very beneficial to the growth of its root system.

2. Fertility: It requires more nutrients to bloom, so you must use relatively fertile flower soil to raise it. This will help it produce more flowers.

3. Good drainage: Its roots are more afraid of waterlogging. It is difficult to grow normally in soil that is prone to water accumulation. Therefore, it is best to use flower soil with certain drainage capacity to raise it.

4. Weakly acidic: It prefers flower soil that is weakly acidic. Because it is an acidic soil flower, it can grow better in this kind of soil. Therefore, it is best to use flower soil with a pH of around 6.0 to grow it.

2. Soil mixing method

1. You can mix two parts of humus soil, two parts of perlite and one part of fine sand, and then add a small amount of base fertilizer to prepare its culture soil. This soil has very high permeability, which is good for root growth.

2. Its flower soil can also be prepared with five parts pastoral soil, three parts humus leaf soil and two parts rice bran ash. This kind of soil has high fertility and is good for its growth.

2. Soil preparation method

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