Roses can decorate any area.
But in order for them to really please with their appearance, they need to be fed. This should start in early spring.
Fertilizing roses with organic fertilizers is carried out when green leaves begin to grow.
Bird droppings, cow dung or horse manure are well suited for the procedure.
It is advisable to alternate the introduction of organic matter with mineral agents. In this case, the plants will develop harmoniously.
Typically, phosphorus-potassium and nitrogen fertilizers are used to feed roses, which help the formation of buds.
Sodium humate is a growth stimulant. In addition, calcium nitrate is needed before the buds appear.
Potassium sulfate can be used at the end of May, and ammonium nitrate will not do any harm before hilling.
It is important to remember that all products should be applied only to moist soil. They should be poured only under the root so as not to damage the leaves.
Earlier we talked about how to revive roses in the garden.
