A lush rose garden involuntarily attracts the attention of both the owners of the site and random passers-by, who admire the flowering with admiration.
To ensure that the bushes delight you with lush buds, they need to be fed in the second half of spring.
What do roses need?
For luxurious flowering, the plant needs phosphorus. Thanks to this macroelement, many buds are formed.
Potassium is responsible for the size of flowers. In order for the bushes to grow greenery, nitrogen is needed.
How to feed roses before flowering
Sodium humate is an effective product that stimulates root growth and lush flowering. First, prepare a concentrate: pour 10 g of sodium humate into 3 liters of hot water, stir and leave for 10 hours.
One glass of solution is diluted with 5 liters of water. In the evening, roses are sprayed on the leaves.
Other top dressings
Calcium nitrate is used during the period of bud formation. It improves flowering.
Potassium sulfate prevents possible diseases. Prevention is carried out at the end of May.
Ammonium nitrate is applied under the bush before hilling.
