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Indoor rose - home care for gentle beauty

Roses love:

• southern and southeastern windows and balconies;
• nutrient soil;
• fresh air in the warm season;
• abundant watering during the period of active vegetation (as the soil dries);
• top dressing once a week during growth and flowering;
• transshipment from a cramped pot to a more spacious one (if necessary).

Roses do not like:

• cold irrigation water;
• overheating in the heat;
• leaving wilted flowers on the plant;
• injury to the roots if the destruction of the earthy coma occurred during transplantation;
• the appearance of pests and diseases;
• warm winter.

Care rules

1. Once you have bought a rose bush you like and brought it home, do not rush to transplant it. Place the plant in an east or southeast window, let it get used to the new microclimate.
2. Roses are watered as often as the soil dries out. Watering is carried out with settled (at least a day) ordinary tap water room temperature.
3. Roses respond well to leaf spraying. Spraying of roses is carried out in the evenings with cold boiled water or a solution of special fertilizers in cold boiled water. The underside of rose leaves is sprayed with a mist sprayer. But daily spraying of roses is not worth it, even in summer.
4. As soon as the moon enters its growth phase, good period for plant transshipment. Transplanting roses from a container into a pot should be carried out carefully - without destroying the coma of the earth, without disturbing the roots. Rose roots often have white or gray compound fertilizer granules that do not need to be removed or washed off. A small amount is removed from the top of the earthy coma before transplantation. old earth, gently loosening and removing it without damaging the roots.
5. roses for good growth nutrient soil is needed: a mixture of 4 parts of turf, 4 parts of humus soil and 1 part of sand. In such soil, when planting, it is necessary to add granules of complex fertilizer. If you are unable to prepare necessary components for a soil mixture, then roses can be planted in ready-made purchased soil.
6. A new rose pot should be larger than the container in which the plant was sold, at least 2-4 cm in diameter and 5-7 cm in height. Too much big pot not worth taking either. the aerial part of the plant should be related to the volume of the pot as 1:1. If the pot is ceramic and completely new (nothing has grown there yet), then before planting the roses, it is pre-soaked in warm water for 2 hours (this is especially necessary if the pot is unglazed). If something has already been grown in a pot, it is well washed with a stiff brush in warm water, but without soap.
7. A layer of drainage is laid on the bottom of the pot prepared for transplanting roses ( better than expanded clay) about 1 cm thick. If the pot is without drain hole(and it is impossible to make this hole), then drainage layer should be at least 3 cm. Earth mixed with fertilizer granules is poured onto the drainage layer, then sprinkled with a layer of earth without fertilizer.

care mistakes

Symptoms. The rosette dries up, sheds leaves, the buds wither, the ends of the shoots turn brown, dry up.

Cause. insufficient watering, low humidity air.

Treatment. Cut off all dried branches to a height of 3-4 cm from the main trunk, as well as all dry twigs and yellowed leaves. Water the rose, put the pot under a plastic bag to provide under cover high humidity air. When new shoots appear, start airing the greenhouse, accustom the rose to dry air. If the rose has withered but not shed its leaves, try dipping the entire pot in water for 5 minutes and spraying the plant, or even soaking it in its entirety for 2 hours in the bath, wrapping the pot plastic bag. If symptoms appear in the fall, don't worry - the rose is getting ready for winter.

Symptoms. The rosette dries up, sheds leaves, the buds wither, the shoots turn brown, rot.

Cause. Too abundant watering, frequent spraying in a cold room.

Treatment. It is more difficult to reanimate a rose that has been “filled in” than “underfilled”. You need to take it out of the pot, clean the roots from the ground and inspect - if not everything is rotten, cut off the damaged ones and transplant the rose into new land(the old one may be sour), watered moderately, but not allowing the coma to dry completely.

Rules of care for the seasons

Summer

In summer, caring for a rose consists of watering, spraying, fertilizing, removing wilted flowers (secateurs or sharp knife cut the peduncle to the first formed leaf bud). It is necessary to monitor the condition of the plant (so that the rose does not overheat; in time to notice signs of diseases and pests that have appeared). If the rose grows very quickly and the selected pot has become too small for it, wait for the moon growth phase and transfer the plant to a new, more spacious pot. If a rose stands on a window and is illuminated from one side, it, of course, reaches for the sun. In order not to get a one-sided bush, the rose pot must be rotated from time to time to ensure uniform illumination of the bush.

Autumn

In autumn, when the night temperature drops to 15-12 degrees, the rose is transferred from the balcony to the room and placed on the windowsill of the south window. When the rose stops blooming and forming buds, it is prepared for wintering: watered less often (leaving the ground dry for a day or two before watering) and stop feeding. If possible, put a rose on the windowsill of a cold room with a window for wintering (in winter, the air temperature in it should not be higher than 15-17 degrees). IN ordinary apartment With central heating options are possible: a rose for the winter is placed between the frames; or they do not seal the window on which the rose hibernates in autumn; or fenced off from the rest of the room plastic wrap the part of the window where the rose hibernates. In any case, next to the wintering rose there should not be electrical appliances and heating appliances(computer, TV, heating battery, etc.).

Winter

Before putting a rose for wintering, it is usually cut off, leaving 5 live buds on each branch; leaves are not removed. Pruning is done when the moon is in its growth phase. If pruning is not carried out in the fall, then in the summer next year the rose will bloom much later, flowering will be less abundant, the bush will not look very neat. If you did not prune your rose before wintering, pruning can be done in the spring.

In winter, the rose will not grow and bloom, but will drop the remaining leaves and look very sad; at this time, plant care is rare watering(after the soil has dried, water it after 2-3 days) and spraying. When wintering a rose in a room with central heating, it is recommended to place the pot with the plant on a pallet with wet pebbles or gravel and make sure that the stones are always wet - this will protect the rose from excessive dryness of the air.

Spring

In the spring, new leaves and twigs appear at the rose. At this time, they begin to water it more abundantly, the dried-up earth remains dry for no more than one day until the next watering. At the beginning of growth, the rose must be fed with a full mineral fertilizer, or a solution of mullein or bird droppings.

• Mullein solution: 1/3 of mullein and 2/3 of water are placed in a container, closed and left for 3-4 days, stirring occasionally. After the fermentation stops, when the solution becomes lighter, it is ready (the fermentation time depends on the temperature, sometimes it takes 1.5 weeks). Ready solution mullein is diluted with settled tap water in a ratio of 1:15 (one part of the solution to 15 parts of water) - top dressing is ready.
• Bird droppings solution: one part of bird droppings is poured into 200 parts hot water and insist for two days. The finished solution is diluted with settled water in a ratio of 1:25 (1 part of the solution to 25 parts of water) and used for top dressing.

The rose is fed after regular watering. For the formation of large flowers, as soon as the buds are tied, the rose must be fed once a week. During the growth period, during the formation of buds, the rose should not lack moisture or light. The plant is exposed to the brightest window, watered as the soil dries out with settled water, in the evenings it is sometimes sprayed with cold boiled water from a thin spray bottle. As soon as the plant has outgrown the pot, it must be rolled over, without disturbing the roots, into larger pot. It does not matter what season of the year the rose is transplanted; you can transplant if necessary even in winter, but the moon must be in the growth phase.

When will they pass spring frosts and a warm night temperature will set in - it's time to take the rose to the balcony or garden. In the first weeks, the rose should be gradually accustomed to the bright sun. To do this, the plant is first exposed to a shady corner of a balcony or garden, and only after about two weeks is transferred to sunny place. If shady corner no, they use a “sliding shadow” from a sheet of thick paper with 8x2cm strips cut in a checkerboard pattern. Cover the rose with this leaf for 2-3 weeks.

Why do roses drop leaves?

If indoor plant drops leaves abruptly, this is usually the result of stress experienced by the plant. Stress for indoor flowers is a sharp drop in air temperature, cold drafts, a sudden change in light levels when you suddenly rearranged the pot with the plant after a shaded place. sunny window sill. From the stress experienced, the flower begins to drop leaves, and even buds.

What to do if indoor flowers fall leaves?

If your indoor flower leaves fall, analyze whether you are watering it correctly. In winter and fall, for example, most houseplants only need to be watered once or twice a month.

What if the leaves curl and turn red before falling?

Twisting and reddening of the leaves may be due to the fact that your flower received a direct burn. sunbeams. In this case, rearrange it to shade, update upper layer soil in a pot, spray the diseased flower with epinol.

What if the leaves are falling green, but some of them seem to be shriveled?

Most likely, these symptoms indicate that your plant has suffered from dry air or improper watering - too often or, conversely, too infrequent. In this case, regular spraying with water and revising the irrigation schedule in accordance with agrotechnical requirements will help. It is advisable to remove bare shoots, but even better - transplant the plant into fresh soil with fertilizer.

What if the leaves curl up and fall off?

These are clear signs that the plant is frozen. Check for drafts in the room. Another possible reason is the constant waterlogging of the soil.

What to do if the lower leaves fall?

If the plant sheds precisely the lower leaves, while the leaves fall dry, then the flower is probably unevenly lit, it has little light. In addition, the cause may be dry land or too high air temperature for the plant, or insufficient humidity.

What to do if a recently purchased flower sheds leaves?

Very often, indoor flowers after transplanting or when moving (from a store to your home, or even from room to room) experience stress and, as a result, shed their leaves. Do not worry if a few leaves have fallen, but if real leaf fall has begun, take urgent action. The normal period of acclimatization of the plant lasts no more than two weeks.

What to do if buds and flowers fall?

Usually, houseplants drop buds and flowers in poor lighting, lack of moisture, and when the soil is oversaturated with nitrogen. Certain types of pests and lack of nutrition can also deprive your plant of flowers and buds. Examine the flower for unwanted guests and feed.

Pests and diseases

1. . The main difficulty in caring for indoor roses is the fight against this pest. It is almost impossible to avoid its occurrence. To make the pest appear less often, you need to often spray the plants, bathe them in the shower, and maintain high humidity. It is because of the lack of moisture that the pest appears most often in autumn and winter. Roses that are kept in mini-greenhouses in winter get sick much less often.

Symptoms. The mites appear on the underside of the leaves and appear as small individual dots of red, red or dark Brown. If you spray a rose and look very carefully, you can see how they move. In addition to dots, larvae can be distinguished: they are light, white-green in color. The leaves of the rosette are covered with dots, as if the thinnest cobweb appears on the processes. Young leaves are exactly punctured with a needle, first turn yellow, then brown, and eventually fall off. First of all, the tick starts on young shoots.

From natural folk methods garlic infusion helps: 170 g of finely chopped or grated garlic is infused in 1 liter of water for 5 days, in a tightly closed container in a dark place. A solution is prepared for spraying: take 1 teaspoon and dilute in a liter of water, add a few drops ammonia. Tobacco infusion is also used to treat diseased plants (a pack of cigarettes per liter of water). Insist for a day, then sprayed so that it does not fall on the soil. You can try powdering the bushes with dry mustard or wood ash.

1. Shield (or false shield).

Symptoms. Leaves and stems are covered with brown plaques, which can be easily separated by hand, the plant sheds leaves, does not bloom, lags behind in development. Dies without treatment.

Treatment. Any insecticidal preparations.

1. Beetles.

Symptoms. Beetles gnaw holes in the leaves, in addition, often the insect itself can be found inside the flower, which gnaws its way out.

Treatment. Actellik, feverfew, rotenone, preparations containing karbofos.

1. Pest. Caterpillars.

Symptoms. Caterpillars can both gnaw small holes in the leaves and gnaw them to the ground.

Treatment. Collect and destroy caterpillars or treat plants with a preparation containing karbofos.

1. carved aphid

Symptoms. Colonies of small sucking insects; found on buds and young shoots, they are clearly visible. Affected buds and leaves are deformed, curl unnaturally, dry out.

Treatment. Spraying helps a lot. soapy water(especially insecticidal soap) or tobacco infusion. From chemicals apply actellik (20 drops per liter of water), feverfew, rotenone, preparations containing karbofos. If there are few aphids, you can bring and plant a few on the bushes. ladybugs that feed on aphids. against aphids and spider mite apply a solution of yarrow. For its preparation, blooming yarrow is collected, dried, crushed, insisted (1/2 liter jar dried grass pour water) 3-4 days, add a small piece of green soap and spray the plant.

Symptoms. The pest eats young shoots and buds, the plant lags behind in development, the leaves are deformed. The females lay their eggs under the bark of the plant.

Struggle. Treatment with Fufanol or a drug containing karbofos.

1. Disease. dark spots

Symptoms. fungal disease, which appears as small dark spots on leaves, affected leaves turn yellow and fall off. Yellow roses are most susceptible to this disease.

Treatment. This disease develops in conditions of high humidity. Do not let moisture get on the leaves - water the ground, not the whole plant. Remove and destroy all infected leaves. Use fungicidal (antifungal) soap or other fungicidal preparations. With spotting, topsin or foundationol helps.

Symptoms. The color of the leaves, young shoots and buds becomes grayish, or they are, as it were, covered with a white powder. Young leaves may even become deformed. Powdery mildew often appears when warm days cold nights follow.

Struggle. Cut and destroy all damaged parts of the plant. Treat with a fungicide or benomyl.

1. Disease. Mold.

Symptoms. The lower part of the trunk and shoots are covered with white bloom. Mold can be on the surface of the earth in a pot, its bottom. Leaves become blotchy and dry up. Without treatment, the plant rots and dies.

Struggle. Fungicide, avoid excessive soil moisture, too frequent fertilization, ventilate the room more often.

1. Disease. bacterial cancer, viral infection.

Symptoms. A viral infection manifests itself in the form of yellow stripes or spots on the leaves, which appear at the beginning of the season; with viral cancer, the roots and lower part of the plant begin to rot.

Struggle. If there is suspicion of viral infection, dig up the plant and destroy it. Plant new roses in new soil away from the infected area. Suitable chemicals there is no fight.

What will save the rose from pests?

R Oz is treated with two types of drugs:

insecticides - against insects (fitoverm, actelik), fungicides - against fungal diseases (quadris, chorus, ridomil). There are also mixed preparations. Dosages are indicated in the instructions. For indoor conditions, fitoverm, for example, is more acceptable, because it is less toxic. You can also use the drugs that you usually treat tomatoes in the country from late blight. But double the dosage. Try to buy licensed drugs.

There can be a lot: from improper maintenance of a plant to damage by pests. In each case, you need to look for the cause individually, paying attention to other signs.

Improper maintenance and poor nutrition

The rose is a heat-loving plant, therefore, for a comfortable maintenance, it is necessary to provide it with a constant air temperature in the range of 18-22 ° C, without sudden changes and drafts. In too warm and dry air, the plant sheds leaves. The same thing happens if the scorching rays of the bright summer sun fall on the rose. Lighting needs good, but not direct sunlight.

Rose leaves can fall off and turn yellow when improper watering. Do not use chlorinated or too cold water. It is best to water with filtered or settled, and preferably rainwater. Also, the rose does not tolerate drying out and waterlogging of an earthy coma. The soil in the pot should be moderately moist, but stagnant water should be avoided. It is necessary that the pot in which the rose grows has drainage holes. It is best to put it in a container with wet drainage - in this case, the moisture will gradually rise to the roots without causing them to become waterlogged.

Abundant rose bloom in the absence proper feeding can also cause yellowing and leaf fall. The plant spends a lot of energy on flowering, so it needs good nutrition. To do this, you need to systematically fertilize the rose 1-2 times a month with a complex phosphorus-potassium fertilizer for indoor flowers and spray it warm solution the drug "Epin" to maintain immunity.

Pests and diseases of room roses

In other cases, the cause of this phenomenon may be pests: aphids, spider mites, for which the conditions for growing indoor flowers are ideal. To get rid of them, you need to wash the rose leaves in a solution. laundry soap or use special insecticides.

Sometimes cause bad condition flowers may be earthworms that damage the roots of the plant. In this case, the rose pot must be placed in a container with hot water(55-60 °C) and hold for 50-60 minutes. Worms will come to the surface where they can be collected.

Chlorosis is a plant disease that causes an increased alkaline reaction of the soil. It also leads to the appearance of spots on the leaves and their fall. For treatment, special fertilizers are used that improve the composition of the soil. In this case, it is best to transplant the rose into another soil with a neutral or slightly acidic reaction.

Periodically, an indoor rose needs rejuvenation, even if outwardly it looks normal. To do this, in the spring, cut the branches to 1/3 of their length. This will increase branching and encourage the development of new buds.

A room rose just brought from the store should get used to the new climate for it. The first thing to do is to place it in a warm place without drafts, well lit. At first, a rose in a pot may shed its leaves. Do not panic, do not move the pot from place to place, do not increase watering. This is a completely normal reaction to an unusual situation for a rose. Give her time to get used to it.

A more alarming symptom is when flowers and unopened buds wither, and the leaves not only crumble, but also. It is possible that you got a frozen copy. In the presence of such signs, the rose can also be affected by pests or disease. Therefore, it is better to keep a newly purchased plant at a distance from other green pets - about 2 weeks. During this time, carefully monitor the condition of the plant.

It is better to cut off all the buds and leaves of a plant that has just been brought into the house so that the rose does not waste energy on them during the acclimatization period. Or wait for the end of flowering and cut the plant so that only young shoots 10 cm long from the root remain.

If, in your opinion, everything possible has been done for the successful growth of a room rose, but the leaves still continue to wither, and the shoots from the green ones turn brown and shriveled, do so. Water the soil generously, then dip the whole bush in water for a couple of hours. This is what they do with cut roses. You can pour water into a basin and just put a rose in a pot in it. Moisture will seep into earthen clod through holes in the bottom of the pot.

Indoor rose is a beautiful, but at the same time rather capricious ornamental flowering plant. She requires reverent care, undergoes various diseases and pest attacks.

You will need

• spray,
• fundazol,
• fungicide,
• aktelik.

Instruction

Indoor roses prefer southern and southeastern windows, nutritious soil and fresh air, regular top dressing (1 time per week) during flowering and active growth, transfer to a larger pot as needed, spraying. Avoid watering with cold water, injury to the roots during transplantation, warm wintering. Follow general condition plants, remove wilted flowers and leaves in time.

The most common disease of indoor roses is powdery mildew. If you see that a plaque has appeared on the leaves, and maybe even on the stem and buds of the plant, then your rose is sick. Remove the affected parts of the plant, spray it with foundation. To avoid relapse, monitor the amount of fertilizer applied and ventilate the room.

If the leaves of the rose began to cover brown spots, remove the affected shoots, treat the plant with foundationazole or any copper-containing preparations. Stop spraying and reduce watering as this disease is caused by high humidity. The disease has a fungal or bacterial nature, but according to appearance It's hard to tell what exactly you're dealing with.

Rust manifests itself in the appearance of reddish to dark brown specks on the upper side of the leaves of the rose, and later reddish spots appear in their place. Remove affected leaves as soon as possible. After all procedures, keep the plant in a ventilated area, reduce spraying and watering, and monitor the ambient temperature.

Aphids are especially dangerous for roses in spring. A plant affected by aphids becomes covered with a sticky substance, leaves and rose petals begin to curl and deform. Treat the plant with a soapy solution 2-3 times during the week, and in case of severe infection - with aktelik.

If white dots appear on the leaves of the rose, growing into spots, and a cobweb is noticeable on the plant itself, this is a spider mite. You are unlikely to see an insect - it is very small and moves quickly. Wash the plant from the cobwebs, increase the humidity in the room, increase the number of sprays.

If the upper side of the leaves of a room rose has become grayish, even with a silvery coating, look around reverse side leaves: most likely you will find such a pest as thrips. Spray the plant, preferably with an insecticide, and repeatedly.

A miniature rose is a wonderful window sill decoration. But sometimes her whims baffle. One "beautiful" morning, instead of a green plant, you can see bare stems. But this does not always mean the inevitable death of the plant, most often the rose can be helped.

1. Lighting change

If you move a room rose from the south window sill to another, less lit one, or bring it from the street into an apartment, it can shed its leaves. This does not pose a danger to the flower. Within 2 weeks, an intensive growth of green mass will begin. In a month, the foliage will grow back to its original volume. It is worth increasing top dressing, about half. If you applied 10 ml of fertilizer, apply 15. The frequency of top dressing remains the same. It is better to cut the buds.

The natural decrease in lighting in autumn also causes leaf fall, usually insignificant, no more than 3 per week. Can help artificial lighting, but it is better to leave the rose alone until spring.

2. Drying the earthy coma

A long break in watering also contributes to the loss of leaves. If the trunk remains bright green, after the resumption of moisture, the flower will quickly recover. If the stems are dry, the plant can no longer be helped.

3. Infectious diseases

In this case, the rose sheds leaves rather slowly, at the same time as this process, the color of the trunks changes, turns brown. The disease is caused by bacteria, viruses and fungi. If a fungal infection can be cured with fungicides, then in other cases there is no treatment.

4. Damage to leaves by sucking insects

Most often, a rose is attacked very small insects- ticks. They are different types and can only be seen under a microscope. In some cases, thin cobwebs can be seen on the discarded leaves - the result of the life of the spider mite.

From insects, various insecticides are used, for example, Aktara. If the rose is in a residential area, you should be careful, drugs can be hazardous to health. Unfortunately, the use of softer, natural remedies is ineffective.

5. Disadvantage nutrients

If the rose has not been fed for a long time, the supply of nutrients in the soil could be depleted. The situation is easily corrected by fertilization. Top dressings created specifically for room roses are recommended, in extreme cases, fertilizers are suitable for flowering plants.

Often we buy or receive a healthy-looking indoor plant as a gift, but after a while problems begin: the flower dries, the leaves turn yellow and begin to fall off. What could be the reason? Let's find out!

Home rose sheds leaves - what to do?

First of all, it is necessary to understand possible reasons why do home roses turn yellow, dry and fall leaves:

1. An overdried substrate may well cause a home rose to shed its leaves. In the summer, in the heat, she needs a fairly plentiful watering, and you should not use cold water for it. Keep track of how your indoor flowers feel on the windowsills.
2. sunburn in summer time or, conversely, the location on a cold window in winter is also fraught with dropping foliage.
3. If drafts are to blame, then the plant will shed its leaves without waiting for them to turn yellow. In this case, it is recommended to eliminate the cause immediately.
4. Problems with the leaves can be in a situation where the rose is regularly fed with excessive doses of fertilizers. In this case, just do not fertilize the flower at all for a while.
5. The plant may turn yellow and dry due to an imbalance in the nutrients:

• nitrogen deficiency (leaves turn pale green and then yellow, starting from the midrib);
• lack of potassium (yellow spots appear on the foliage);
• iron deficiency - a disease known as chlorosis (yellowness appears from the edges and between the veins of the leaves, then the leaves turn white and fall off).

Here your task is to recognize which element is missing in your pet, and "treat" the rose with the appropriate drug. If the plant blooms profusely and at the same time begins to turn yellow, it is possible that it simply does not have enough nutrients. After the rose has faded, you can transplant it into fresh soil, and after two weeks feed it with a universal complex fertilizer.

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Miniature roses directly from the store

Growing miniature roses is not so difficult if you love plants in general and roses in particular with all your heart. Over time, you get used to the flower and without any aids you can determine what exactly it needs. Therefore, the following tips should not be considered as an immediate guide to action.

If your rosette feels great and blooms without frequent pruning - why do it? Or, instead of fertilizer, do you water the plant with tea leaves and water in which you washed raw meat, and flowers appear on it more often than holidays in a year? Then don't go to complex fertilizers- after all, the result has already been achieved. And how - let it be your secret. Remember that just like people, plants have habits. Depriving the rose of its usual conditions, you can destroy the plant.

The newly acquired plant should acclimatize in your apartment.

Therefore, the first thing to do is to put the rose in a bright, warm place without drafts. If the plant sheds a few leaves, do not rearrange it from place to place and do not get carried away with watering. Thus, the rosette can respond to an unusual environment. If flowers and buds wither, and the leaves turn black and crumble, this is already an alarming symptom. Perhaps you bought a frozen specimen or the rose is affected by a disease or pest.

If there are other plants in the house, it is better to keep the rose in quarantine for 1-2 weeks - what if she is sick? Monitor the condition of the whole plant, look under the leaves. That's where it starts main enemy miniature roses - spider mite.

The first thing that comes to mind is to transplant the rose into a larger pot. What soil to put in it? What to water and feed? Which pot to take and what size?

However, do not rush to change. Prepare the plant for room conditions. If the earth is dry, immediately after coming from the store, water the rose and spray it.

If the rose is not hardened, build her a mini-greenhouse from a plastic bag. In such a shelter, the plant is not afraid cold air and a draft, the conditions are very similar to those in which it grew. Make sure that the earth does not dry out and condensation does not accumulate on the walls of the greenhouse, otherwise the plant will receive less light. It is good to make a small hole in the greenhouse for ventilation, then the rose will not get sick with fungal diseases.

If the pot where the rose grows is large enough, after buying it, you can not replant it for 3-4 weeks, but in this case it is necessary to apply fertilizer for flowering plants in each watering.

After 2-3 weeks, start "accustoming" the rose to the dry air of the room. First, the greenhouse can be opened and ventilated for 3-5 minutes, then for 1 hour or more, after a week the package can be removed for the night, and after a month it can be completely removed.

It is better to grow a mini-rose on the windowsill of the brightest window in the room (preferably the east or south one).

In order to have a humid environment around the plant, you can put a container of water nearby or a decorative saucer with stones and shells filled with water. To create high humidity, a pot of roses can be placed in a tray with expanded clay or placed in a planter with sphagnum moss. Spray the rose in the same way as in a greenhouse: 2 times a day - in the morning and in the evening, trying not to get on the flowers and buds, moisten the moss in the pot daily.

If you want to increase the plant's chances of survival, immediately after the purchase, pick off all the flowers and buds from the bush, not sparing even the smallest ones. After all, the main forces of the plant go to the flowers, and by cutting them off, you will save the rose the strength to adapt to the conditions of your apartment.

If it is a pity to prune the flowers, wait until the end of flowering, and even if after that the rose begins to wither, prune, leaving only young shoots (about 10 cm from the root). Transplant in the ground "Rose", universal nutrient soil or fresh land mixture from humus, peat and sand (2:2:1), put on the south or east window (without any shading), the west will do, but not the north. Provide high humidity (see above).

Sometimes, despite the fact that, it would seem, all the conditions for growth and flowering have been created, the leaves of roses wither, and the green skin of the shoots fades and wrinkles, acquires a brown tint. You can try to save the plant by watering the soil abundantly and dipping the bush for 1-2 hours entirely in water, as is done with cut roses.

The main secret of growing roses is proper watering, light and humidity. You can try to lower the pot with a withered rose into a container of water for a few minutes so that the lump is completely soaked. Ideally, the light should be bright, the air cool and humid.

Proper care of a room rose at home

Under these conditions, the rosette will not die, and if the plant is properly fertilized and replanted, it will delight the owner with flowering. Below we will dwell in more detail on each element of care.

Don't get the impression that it takes a long time to grow a rose garden. Only at first glance it seems that it is easier to get a dog than to achieve a beautiful and healthy plant on the windowsill. On average, no matter how many miniature roses you have in your home, it will take 10 minutes a day to care for, plus 30 minutes a month to fertilize, transplant, or treat. Not so much for such beauty. The rose is really quite whimsical, but most of the plants that you look at in flower shops are even more whimsical. So what's up!

MINIATURE ROSES IN THE HOUSE

Rostova L. V. "Atlas of miniature roses" - M .: Knizhkin Dom, Eksmo Publishing House, 2004. - 80 p., ill.

Bought a rose in a pot: what to do with it next?

In order for the presented roses to please us longer and stand in a vase for as long as possible, you need to do the following. First you need to hold it for some time in a cool room, for example, on the balcony, after you brought a bouquet of roses home, so that there is no such a significant temperature drop, from cold to warm. Then you need to remove all the lower leaves so that they do not create a putrid smell in the vase and do not breed germs. Then you need to make oblique cuts from the bottom of the stems with a sharp knife under running water and immediately put them in a vase of water. This technique is necessary so that the stems do not form air locks and plants absorb more moisture. The water in the vase must be settled and at room temperature. Water is desirable to change 1 time in 1-2 days. Also, in order to avoid the multiplication of all kinds of bacteria, you need to dissolve 1 tablet of aspirin, it is very convenient to use effervescent tablets they dissolve easily. In order for roses to be nourished, they need sugar, so you also need to dissolve 1 teaspoon of sugar in the water in which the flowers will stand. It is important that the roses do not stand in a draft, away from heating appliances, so that direct sunlight does not fall.

Video. Why indoor miniature roses dry

Indoor rose - home care for a delicate beauty

How to revive roses? How to revive wilted roses?

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A rose in a pot dries up, how to reanimate?

Please. I love roses with all my heart!
let your beauty get better

won't hurt. But don't water today. Not until Monday then. And, as far as I know, the rose does not really like it when the leaves are sprinkled. So be careful with that.

Indoor roses are often infected with spider mites when too dry and warm air in room. The tick sucks the juice from their rose leaves, causing them to immediately turn yellow and fall off. In order to prevent the appearance of a spider mite, it is necessary to constantly provide roses as a preventive measure during the active growing season. fresh air, often spray the leaves and wash the roses with a warm “shower”, maintain high humidity near the roses.
After infection with a spider mite, rose leaves are washed with hot 50-degree water and soap (20 g of liquid green soap per 1 liter of water). Also, in order to get rid of the spider mite, infusions of onions and garlic are used to spray roses, repeating the treatments as necessary. Of the chemical remedies more effective against spider mites on roses is a 2-3-fold neoron treatment (1 ml per liter of water) with an interval of 5-10 days. Be sure to get rid of the spider mite before the roses have a dormant period, otherwise the mite will remain on the soil and branches of the rose, and in the spring it will attack young leaves again.
When transplanting a rose, use a substrate from a mixture of turf and humus soil in equal proportions with the addition of sand. Onion infusion is prepared very quickly, which is always at hand: juicy onions or dry onion scales are taken, crushed and poured with water. Per liter of water you need 9-10 grams of juicy bulbs, or 6-7 grams of dry scales. Onions are insisted for 12-15 hours in a tightly sealed container, filtered and used for spraying. You can prepare a more concentrated infusion, which is diluted before use.

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Is it possible to revive a potted rose?

they gave me 2 pots of roses for dr. After 5 days. they started turning yellow all of a sudden. Leaves fell down. Bearing in mind that roses are sold in transport soil, I transplanted them into larger pots. Their leaves have completely fallen off. And one rose began to grow new shoots, but the other did not, the poor fellow is standing, drying up slowly (although there are green buds on it). She's the one that worries me how to save her
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Technology: transplant, and it is better in a special soil, when transplanting, spread the roots a little, usually they are very dense.
Down drainage, water well, twice a week. Must leave.
you can jar on top - as they wrote here.
The fact that they are sick is understandable, after all, they were used forcing to get flowers, now they need to recover.

A year ago I also bought a rose in a pot. Now it is 5 times more, now it blooms again.
Technology: transplant, and it is better in a special soil, when transplanting it.

Reanimate. Urgently.

Fruits are best frozen on parchment paper, and only then placed in freezer bags. It’s best to freeze the cut pieces right away so you can get them for desserts and smoothies as needed.