How to care for newly purchased vine roses

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1. Soil

2. Environment

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

5. Pruning

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When you buy a newly purchased vine rose, you should first check the soil it comes with. If the soil quality is too poor, replace it with peat soil mixed with leaf mold soil. This kind of soil has better air permeability and softness. Then, place it in a warm, ventilated place to slowly pot. Don't water too much at first, watch the soil moisture and water as soon as it dries. There is no need to fertilize when you first buy it. After it resumes growth, you can fertilize during the flowering and pruning periods.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Vine roses prefer fertile, soft and breathable soil. If the soil quality that comes with it when you buy it is too poor and there are problems such as soil compaction, the soil needs to be replaced. You can choose peat soil, which is more suitable for its soil requirements after mixing with leaf humus soil. When repotting, try to bring a portion of the soil ball with you. Do not shake off all the soil. This may damage the roots and make it difficult to survive.

2. Environment

When you first buy it, give it a comfortable environment. An environment with good ventilation and suitable temperature is more conducive to its growth. If you breed it at home, give it a certain amount of space to climb, and sufficient sunlight is also essential. It is best to spend the winter at home and provide appropriate shade in summer.

3. Watering

Do not water before changing the pot. If the soil is too dry, you can water less. After acclimating to the environment, water it once the soil begins to dry. Watering should be done thoroughly, and drainage at the bottom should be done well to avoid accumulation of water to avoid root rot problems.

4. Fertilization

Do not fertilize just after repotting, as fertilizing too early will burn its roots. If you want to add some base fertilizer, it is best to add it at the bottom or around the area where the roots cannot be touched. Generally, some compound fertilizer can be used after pruning and before flowering.

5. Pruning

It must be pruned in time. Pruning can control the shape and branches. Good pruning can make the flowers bloom fuller and denser. Prune after flowering and in early autumn to cut off excess, overly long branches to allow them to grow more branches.

2. Environment

3. Watering

4. Fertilization

5. Pruning

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