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Pruning time and method of rose

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-03 08:28:29
Rose pruning can be carried out after frost, from the middle of January to the last ten days of February in the south, and from February to march in the north. Proper pruning is required after new buds and flowers grow. For the dead, dry and thin branches, they should be cut off. After flowering, the branches should be kept at 15-20cm, and the branches of seedlings should be kept at about 30cm. Remember to disinfect the clipped knife and smooth the incision.

I. trimming time

The pruning of roses can be carried out after frost, the flower friends in the South can start in the middle of January, stop in the late February, and the flower friends in the north can be carried out from February to March. In addition, when new buds are grown, they can also be pruned. At this time, the damage to plants is very small. If the old branches bloom, they should be properly pruned after flowering.

2. Trimming method

1. When pruning, it is necessary to cut off the dead, dry and thin branches, so as to avoid nutrient loss and make the plant more breathable.

2. After flowering, the shoot should be pruned, generally about 15-20cm. For the seedlings growing for one year, the branches should be kept at about 30cm. If the growth is relatively short, trim half of the length.

3. Precautions

The tools used for pruning need to be disinfected, otherwise the bacteria on the props will infect the plants, and the cut of pruning should be relatively smooth, and pruning should be conducted at 45 °. And after pruning, you should apply some plant ash on the cut of the branch, which can help the branch recover more quickly.

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