Is it okay to keep roses outdoors in winter? What should you pay attention to when growing roses in winter?

Roses are very common in our daily life. Many people like to grow some roses because of their beautiful flowers and their effects of promoting blood circulation, regulating menstruation, reducing swelling and detoxifying. So, is it okay to grow roses outdoors in winter? What should we pay attention to when growing roses in winter? Let's take a look.

Is it okay to grow roses outdoors in winter?

Roses like warmth and are suitable for growing in an environment with sufficient sunlight and good air circulation. The most suitable temperature for most varieties is 15-26℃ during the day and 10-15℃ at night. In winter, the temperature drops below 5℃ and enters a dormant period. Therefore, considering the climate, some varieties of roses need to be kept indoors in winter.

What should I pay attention to when raising roses in winter?

Roses are very cold-resistant, so do not move them indoors for care as soon as the weather gets cold, especially in a heated room, as that will cause the roses to break dormancy and sprout. If there is no sunlight indoors, the leaves that grow will be very tender and yellow, and will soon rot and die from gray mold. If given sufficient light, various diseases and pests will breed due to poor indoor ventilation and dryness, so I suggest that roses be allowed to hibernate normally over the winter outdoors.

What to do if rose leaves are dehydrated

The leaves of roses will first wilt and droop when they are dehydrated. If they are not watered or irrigated in time, the whole plant will become dehydrated and dry up and die. The remedy is to water the roots in time, shade the plant, loosen the soil around the roots, and then apply organic fertilizer to the root soil, cover with a water-retaining film or weed to retain moisture.

If it is a potted plant, move it to a cool and ventilated place in time to replenish water. If you are too busy to water it on time, you can put a water storage tray under the pot, put some water in it, let the roots absorb water from the air holes at the bottom of the pot to maintain the humidity of the potting soil.