Roses are the favorite flowers of many gardening lovers. For this reason, there are many who know the care of the rose bush inside out. What many people don’t know, however, is what to do if you have to transplant this plant.
If you are one of those who does not know how to transplant to a rose bush in case it has to be changed from a pot, do not miss anything we tell you below. It will be of great help to you!
To grow normally
Although roses are very common in gardens, it is also very common to see them planted in pots. However, they tend to become small as the rose bushes grow. When this happens, it is necessary to transplant the plant so that it has space for the roots and, thus, can continue to grow normally.
When to transplant rose bushes
The best time to transplant rose bushes is when their growth is dormant. So, it’s best to do it in early to mid-spring. In addition, it is best to choose cloudy days, with sunshine, when you think it will rain.
How to transplant step by step
It is a good idea that a few days before transplanting your rose bush, you prepare a pot of the right size with the corresponding soil and fertilizers. On transplant day, make a hole in the center to fit the roots, but a little larger so they don’t get crushed. As for the depth, it should be enough to put the roots without problems.
Next, in the pot where your rose bush is still located, you should mark a circle around the plant so that you know where to dig, a task that you should do little by little, without touching the roots. Once you’ve dug up the plant, you just need to pick it up and put it in the cool soil. It’s best to add compost and vitamins. Also, while you move it from one place to another and then cover it, you will need to water it well.
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