Rose is an excellent flowering plant to grow in your home garden as it is an easy-to-maintain plant. Here are some tips to take care of roses in your garden.
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Potting
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You cat pot the rose in a medium to large pot filled with aerated and well-drained soil. You can mix the soil with cocopeat and organic compost to boost its fertility.
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Watering
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You can water roses once every three days in winters and once every two days in summers. Avoid overwatering them as it can lead to rotting of the roots.
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Temperature and humidity
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Rose thrives in temperatures between 60 to 70°F. It can bloom in moderate humidity. You can spray some water on the plant's leaves, stems and buds if the humidity is low.
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Sunlight
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Roses thrive in full sunlight. You can grow them outdoors or keep them near a window in indirect sunlight. Roses require at least 6 hours of daylight to bloom and stay healthy.
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Provide support
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Some roses can grow 10 to 12 feet tall. However, rose stems can easily break with a gust of wind. Therefore, support the plant with a stick to prevent it from bending and breaking.