After flowering, cut off the flowers and the two compound leaves under the flowers to avoid the weak branches of leaf bud germination in time, resulting in abnormal flowers and waste of nutrients. Or you can cut the withered flowers from the place about 10 cm away from the root, trim the yellow leaves and redundant branches, and let the new buds fully absorb nutrients to promote germination.
Roses don't bloom in every bud, so make a choice in time. Keep the good ones and cut the bad ones in time. In general, only leave 2-3 new buds on the main branch, and remove all the others. Also, keep a main bud, and remove all the side buds to avoid wasting nutrients.
Winter and spring are the dormancy season of roses. Before germination after defoliation, prune the branches of diseases and insect pests, weak branches, Cross branches, dead branches, repeated branches, etc. to ensure the healthy growth and flowering of next year.
