Fertilizing roses can not only lead to abundant flowering, but also provoke the opposite effect.
This is the result you should expect if you make a gross miscalculation when applying fertilizer. The buds will not even have time to bloom.
Few will argue that roses are a gorgeous decoration for the garden. Together with other flowers, they create a delightful ensemble.
When trying to stimulate abundant flowering, it is important to remember one important nuance. Ignoring it can cause serious harm to the roses.
When Fertilizer is Harmful
Rose roots will be burned instantly if you use fertilizer incorrectly. Beginner gardeners pour fertilizer under the root, forgetting about an important action.
The soil should be moistened with regular water before this. Then the rose roots will not suffer and the flowering will be truly excellent.
In addition, the fertilizer must be applied strictly under the root, i.e. the liquid must not get on the leaves or buds. Otherwise, the plant may get severe burns.
