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Re-Potting New Rose

When you buy the new potted rose (not with bare root), you should wait for several days before repotting it or planting in your garden as soon as you get it.  Otherwise the rose will be gone after that.  Let’s see what to do when you get the new rose:

  1. Leave the rose in the shadow area for a week and cut off all budding and blossom flowers (including 5 leaves under flowers) on the plants.  And water the rose once in the morning.  Water should not touch leaf or flower as the rose will be weak and not durable with disease. 
  2. After first 7 days, allow the rose have sun for 1-2 hours and expand for an hour everyday until the rose get sunshine for 6-8 hours per day.  This’ll help the plant rose budrecover and be familiar with new environment.
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  4. If there is nothing wrong, the rose should become healthy and have new buds.  At that time, it will be ready to be repotted or moved.
  5. Remove the rose from the container. Carefully place in the hole and shovel the extra soil around the new plant.  Refill the hole and make sure the soil settles around the roots of your plant, then finish filling the hole.

More Advices

  • In warmer climates, do not bury the bud union of the rose bush -- keep it above ground. In climates with freezing winters, you will do just the opposite: bury the bud union of the rose for winter protection. Water the rose bush well, and if the soil sinks a bit you may have to add a little more soil or mulch on top.
  • Roses love good soil and you can test the soil by pour water. Water should flow through the soil not too fast or slowly.  So if your soil is too sandy or contains too much clay, you will have to amend it with a good planter mix or potting soil.
  • If the rose has the yellow leaves, it can mean that the plant has too little or much water.  So see and notice the soil.

Source: http://rosesplanting.blogspot.com/

 

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