Roses will bloom profusely until the frost if certain fertilizers are applied in July.
We'll tell you what kind of feeding roses need in mid-summer.
How to feed roses in July
Immediately after summer pruning, roses need to be fed with organic or mineral fertilizers with a high nitrogen content.
After about a week, fertilize with magnesium sulfate, which promotes the growth of basal shoots.
After 7-10 days, it is recommended to feed the roses with complex mineral fertilizer (for roses, flower, marked “summer”).
The richer the composition, the better, but nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus must be present.
Earlier we told you how to treat garlic in July.
