How to plant old rose piles

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1. Planting time

2. Pot soil preparation

3. Planting

4. Follow-up maintenance

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Rose old piles are usually planted in spring or autumn. Choose loose, fertile, sandy soil as the substrate. Do not use clay soil, otherwise it will be detrimental to its growth. The roots should be soaked in rooting water before planting, which is more conducive to root development. Line the bottom of the pot with broken tiles, then fill the bottom with sand and potting soil. After placing the plant upright, fill it with soil and compact it. Afterwards, water and fertilize in a timely manner so that it has sufficient nutrients to take root and sprout.

1. Planting time

1. Planting time

The survival rate of old rose piles is not high. If you want to ensure its healthy growth, you must first pay attention to the planting time. It is generally planted in spring or autumn when the temperature is suitable, and the survival rate of planting in summer is low.

2. Pot soil preparation

Rose old piles have strong adaptability to soil, but loose and fertile soil is more helpful for its growth. You can use sandy loam soil with good drainage and air permeability. Too sticky soil will cause poor growth and affect flowering.

3. Planting

Choose A flower pot of a suitable size allows room for the roots of the old rose pile to grow. Line the bottom of the pot with broken tiles, then fill the bottom with sand and potting soil. Soak the roots of the plant in rooting water or carbendazim solution, take it out to dry and then place it upright in a pot. Fill the pot with soil and compact it, water it thoroughly and wait for it to germinate.

4. Follow-up care

Rose Old piles are different from new seedlings in that they easily adapt to the environment and the seedling slow-down period is not long. Therefore, it is necessary to replenish water and fertilize in time. Watering can be done after the soil surface is dry. You can apply more fertilizer in an appropriate amount and choose well-rotted organic fertilizer. It should not be exposed to light until the new shoots grow, and should be placed in a semi-shady place. When new shoots grow, they can be placed in the sun for maintenance.

2. Pot soil preparation

3. Planting

4. Follow-up maintenance

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