All the roses They are delicate but very beautiful plants and that is why many of us want to have roses in the garden in order to enjoy their beauty.
Cultivating them is an art that requires certain knowledge and also a good dose of patience to achieve the expected results.
To have a plant covered with large roses and buds about to expand, it is important to take into account the type of soil and its richness. The tchainsaw for rose bushes It must be rich in nutrients and that is why you have to pay attention to the compost.
Organic fertilizer
Ideally, use a organic compost such as manure although black peat, mulch or guano also work well. Once the compost has been chosen, it must be placed in the ground, always in winter so that when spring arrives it begins to improve the soil thanks to its minerals.
To enrich the land, the ideal is to apply 3 kilos of compost per square meter, mixing it with the earth with the help of a tool but always in the superficial layer of the earth so as not to affect the roots.
More options in compost
Roses need Iron, Potassium and Nitrogen and with this subscription you are guaranteed these elements although it is also possible to add an additional supplement with a chemical, liquid, or slow-release compost. The recommended dose in these cases is 60 grams per year per plant, applying half in spring and the other half in autumn.
If you prefer, you can opt for fertilizers designed to roses.
One way to detect a lack of iron is through the leaves of the plant, which turn yellow. In that case, you can apply a special fertilizer called iron chelates.
