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Roses are wonderful flowers that charm with their sophistication. However, so that they constantly delight you with buds, flowers need to be constantly and systematically fed.
Roses, with their exquisite beauty and fragrance, have always attracted the attention of gardeners and flower lovers. However, achieving maximum flowering and preserving the health of plants requires proper care, the most important of which is proper nutrition. It is known that properly selected fertilizers ensure not only abundant flowering, but also plant health, reducing the likelihood of diseases and the appearance of pests.
In the spring, when nature comes to life and roses are preparing for new growth, it is necessary to support them with special fertilizers. At the end of April, immediately after pruning, the first fertilizing becomes decisive for the subsequent successful growing season. Nitrogen fertilizers such as urea, ammonium nitrate work wonders. They stimulate green growth and the formation of new shoots, which will become the basis of future buds.
Particular attention should be paid to the introduction of humus, together with complete mineral fertilizer. This combination not only provides plants with the necessary nutrients, but also increases resistance to stressful situations such as drought or disease.
7-10 days after the first feeding, it is time for the second event. This time, organic fertilizers are used, which complement the effect of previous nutrition. It is recommended to put half a bucket of compost or ammonium nitrate solution under each rose bush. Ammonium nitrate can be replaced with fermented mullein diluted in appropriate proportions.
An interesting alternative is also a solution of mullein, which not only adds nutrients, but also helps to preserve the ecological balance in the garden. Feeding during this period will not only provide roses with the necessary resources for growth, but will also help preserve their beauty and health for a long time.
