What if potted roses wither?

When roses bloom, they should be treated in time for various reasons. If the water is insufficient, water should be poured once in time. After loosening the soil, the substrate should always be moist. If the light is insufficient, plants should be moved to a sunny environment. Avoid direct light under strong light. If the temperature is too high, spray water around to cool down or move to a cool place.

Treatment method of potted rose wilt 1, increase water.

Roses like to grow in wet and stagnant soil. If the pot soil is often short of water, or if it is watered very little every time, it will cause the flowers to fall off. At this time, it should be replenished in time and placed in a ventilated and cool place. During the growing period, the substrate should always be moist when watering, and the air humidity should be high when it is hot in summer.

Step 2 increase the light

Rose is a common light-loving plant. If it is often placed in too dark environment in the usual maintenance, it will easily lead to poor growth of flowers, and the phenomenon of hair loss and softness will occur. At this time, the plant should be moved to a sunny place, and shading should be carried out in summer when the sunshine is sufficient to avoid direct sunlight, and full sunshine treatment can be carried out in cold weather.

3. Cooling treatment

Roses are sensitive to temperature changes during their growth. If you grow in a high temperature environment for a long time, it will easily lead to excessive water loss and flowering of flowers and leaves. At this time, plants should be moved to the shade, and water mist should be sprayed around them when the temperature is hot, so as to achieve the purpose of cooling down.

4. Reduce fertilization

Roses are more suitable for growing in nutrient-rich substrates. If too much fertilizer is applied each time, or the leaves are not cleaned up after fertilization, the leaves will be turbid. At this time, fertilization should be stopped, and water should be poured to loosen the soil, mainly from around the roots.