How to prune miniature roses? Can the new branches of miniature roses bloom after pruning?

Miniature rose is a variety of rose, referred to as micro rose. There are many varieties of micro rose, such as Sister Elizabeth, Green Ice, Hula Dancer, Coster, etc. Micro rose is more difficult to maintain than popular rose, so the price is also higher. Therefore, in order to grow better, it is necessary to prune the micro rose regularly.

How to prune miniature roses

When pruning miniature roses, we usually cut off the two leaves that fall after flowering (depending on the strength of the seedlings, more leaves may fall), so that the buds that sprout will be strong and strong. Because the first leaf below the flower is weak, it is often a leaf with three leaflets. Therefore, if the flower is cut directly, the buds that sprout here will be relatively weak, so we usually cut off 2-3 leaves below the flower.

Of course, it also depends on the specific situation of the seedlings. If there are only a few leaves on the branches, then pruning after 2-3 leaves fall off may cause the photosynthesis of the remaining leaves on the branches to be relatively weak, so it is recommended to just cut off the flowers at this time.

Therefore, the amount of pruning should be based on the number of leaves remaining on the branches after pruning (at least 3-4 large leaves should be left) and the strength of the top buds after pruning. In addition, the overall plant shape should be taken into consideration, that is, the height of the plants should be similar after pruning.

In addition, weak branches and blind branches at the base generally need to be cut off to facilitate ventilation. Although these branches can also provide nutrients to the seedlings through photosynthesis, they are not conducive to ventilation and will cause the plant shape to be unsightly. Therefore, it is generally recommended to cut off the cross branches, weak branches, and blind branches at the base to facilitate ventilation.

Can the new branches of miniature roses bloom after pruning?

OK.

After pruning, pay attention to topdressing. For home flower planting, you can sprinkle some Aolv on the surface of the potting soil and mix it with the topsoil. You can sprinkle 10 grams for a two-gallon pot, and apply 1000 times water-soluble fertilizer once every 5-7 days. Then provide appropriate light, and new buds will gradually emerge and flowers will bloom.

In addition, you can also press down the branches to strengthen them. The specific method is to cut off only the remaining flowers after flowering, and it is best to keep all the leaves. Then find a rope and tie a heavy object to the top of the branch to bend the branch (just press the branch to horizontal, don't break the branch). In this way, the apical dominance will be broken and new buds will slowly emerge at the base of the branch, and the new buds will be very strong and strong. Pay attention to adding fertilizer in time after the new buds emerge.

Pay attention to drainage in time after watering, and do not let the bottom of the flowerpot soak in the water on the tray. It is best to let the water at the bottom of the pot flow out before placing it in the tray, otherwise it is easy for water to accumulate and suffocate the roots.

Can potted micro-moon overwinter outdoors?

If you want to overwinter outdoors, it is best to bury the pot in a sunny place away from the wind to avoid the north wind blowing on the rose. Cut the rose branches short, leaving only a short stubble of about 5 cm.

Cover it with weeds or orange stalks, add a layer of plastic sheeting, and finally cover it with soil. When the temperature rises and stabilizes above zero next year, remove the covering and water it once to carry out normal management.