How to feed roses before flowering so that there are even more buds and the flowers are even more beautiful
The beginning of summer is a truly wonderful time, when everything around is bursting with freshness, greenery and colors.
Roses are no exception, having already filled the garden with their pleasant aroma and multi-colored petals.
If you want the bushes to be literally strewn with buds, and the flowers to become brighter, larger, bloom longer and please the eye, you should help them by treating them with fertilizer.
According to flower growers who have already tested this fertilizer, it has a truly fantastic effect on the rose garden – the roses begin to bloom in real bouquets.
But enough beating around the bush – the fertilizer in question is nothing more than monopotassium phosphate.
For 10 liters of water you will need 50-60 g. First, dissolve the preparation in a small amount of water, and then add water to the required volume.
For greater effectiveness, it is worth adding another 1 ml of zircon.
Spraying with the resulting composition should be done in the evening. Otherwise, drops of water together with the sun's rays will lead to the formation of burns on the delicate foliage.
