Growing roses is to love ourselves. If you have difficulties in loving your self. This write-up will make you understand what went wrong...Here you are...
1. When you get a plant from a nursery or a cutting from a friend. You have to know a few things like the origin of the plant, variety and if it is cutting, make sure it is properly pruned. like a slanted cutting in between the junction nodes.
2. If you compost yourself, it will be good. otherwise, we don't know what went in. A nutrient-rich compost is needed for proper growth of the plant. check how to make a proper compost by visiting the link below:
For uncooked kitchen waste composting and For cooked waste composting if you are a beginner, I suggest you to start composting with uncooked waste.
3. Another most important thing, Lighting. Lighting is very important for roses. If you have access to good intensive afternoon sunlight, then it will add much value to your plant growth. Don't plant or keep the plant in shade.
4. Don't do overwatering. Check the moisture, before you water and at the same time don't leave it dry in your absence. If you are using a container, then for the first time, water it fully until the water comes out of the container's outlet. Afterwards, check moisture content and water if required. If you do overwatering, it results in root rot.
5. Do proper mulching at the base of the plant to prevent soil erosion.
6. Apply a handful of Homemade compost once in 15 to 20 days.
7. Don't add kitchen scraps directly at the base of the plant.
8. If you have any issues with insects, pests and growth. refer the following links and act accordingly.
For pest repellents and growth promoters and Method of applying pest repellents and growth boosters
I hope this helps. This write -up is based on many FAQ I used to get from most of the passionate gardeners. If you have any further questions, which you felt unaddressed, please put them in the comments box.
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