Cultivation methods and precautions for Emei roses

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1. Soil

2. Watering

3. Fertilization

4. Pruning

5. Things to note

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When spring comes, Emei roses bloom in clusters on the branches, as if silently singing a sweet and moving poem. They are very beautiful and stunning. So how do we cultivate this beautiful Emei rose? What should we pay attention to? Please read below.

1. Soil

1. Soil

When planting Emei roses, nutrient soil can be prepared to effectively distribute the nutrient ratio. It is generally recommended to use leaf mold soil, garden soil and chaff ash. The ratio is generally 3:5:2, and such nutrient soil has better drainage.

2. Watering

Winter , Emei rose has entered the dormant period. At this stage, it is only necessary to keep the cultivation soil from drying out. In spring, because the branches and leaves of Emei rose begin to grow in spring, it is recommended to increase the frequency of watering at this stage, such as once a day in the morning and evening. In summer, due to high temperature conditions, the evaporation of water from the leaves increases, causing the rose to be in a semi-dormant state. Drying and dehydration are most taboo at this time. Water when the temperature is high, and control a small amount of water to seep out from the drain outlet each time you water. In autumn, the weather is cooler and the evaporation rate slows down. Just keep the soil moist.

3. Fertilization

If any Fertilizer is used to provide nutrients. Emei rose can keep the leaves thick, dark green and shiny. It is generally recommended to use long-lasting fertilizers such as composted cow dung and chicken manure. You can use a thicker liquid fertilizer once in early spring, but be careful not to fertilize during the flowering period. Add nutrients to the fertilizer after the flowers fade. In September, when the fourth or fifth axillary buds are about to appear, you can apply fertilizer again. In December During the dormant period, use decomposed organic fertilizer to help survive the winter.

4. Pruning

Every time Comprehensive pruning is required after the first flowers fade. Timely cut off the remaining flowers after blooming and some thin, intersecting, and overlapping branches, leaving thick, young branches, while leaving the outer buds, and trim them into shape to make the plant beautiful and extend the flowering period.

5. Precautions

Emei rose not only likes the sun, but can also grow in semi-shade conditions. It is also a plant that can withstand frost damage, even in ice and snow. You can also overwinter in the open field. In addition, it does not have high soil requirements, ranging from poor to heavy, and does not hinder normal growth. However, it can grow better if it is planted in fertile, deep soil and well-drained soil. However, its roots are very taboo about water accumulation, and attention should be paid to drainage during the rainy season to avoid root damage.

2. Watering

3. Fertilization

4. Pruning

5. Things to note

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