Be sure to do this with roses in July: lush flowering will be ensured until late autumn.
To ensure that your roses delight you with lush buds throughout the season, you need to pay special attention to feeding them.
If we fed these flowers with nitrogen in the spring, then in July we need to change the diet.
First of all, you need to provide these flowers with phosphorus and potassium, which will speed up the budding process and ensure lush flowering.
Potassium helps roses survive the winter by strengthening the roots of the bushes. For this reason, we choose fertilizers with potassium and phosphorus as top dressing. You also need to provide the bushes with superphosphates.
We can feed roses in three ways.
- Pour the mixture under the root - dilute the fertilizer in 10 liters, adding 10 grams.
- We plant it in the soil to a depth of 5-7 cm. After that, we water it generously.
- You can spray the fertilizer on the leaves. Dilute the preparation according to the instructions and use a sprayer according to the instructions.
We add fertilizers in April and May (urea), in June and July (superphosphates), and in August and September we add potassium monophosphate and superphosphate.
