ROSES 🌹

 🌹Rose cultivation 🌹

*Roses belonging to the Rosaceae genus come in a variety of colours, shapes, sizes and scents. There are currently fifty to sixty varieties of roses in the world, and among them,


▶️Hybrid rose

▶️dwarf rose

▶️Vine rose

▶️Shrub rose


*At present most of the flower growers in Sri Lanka are income producing roses. 

*Due to the climate of Nuwara Eliya, Badulla, Bandarawela, Hatton and Kandy hilly areas, rose cultivation is maintained.

* I thought that today I would like to tell you some basic things that growers who grow roses as a foreign exchange and self-business opportunity should know.

 *So you who grow roses as an income should keep these things in mind and take care to maintain your cultivation activities more successfully.

weather

Having a cold climate is very important for rose cultivation. Because the rose plant is constantly susceptible to diseases, wet soil is suitable for rose cultivation. Due to this, it is possible to keep roses without perishing for a long time. Not only that, with the cold climate, rose plants grown in wet soil tend to produce more flowers.



Identification of suitable soil

*Some types of roses are damaged by soil. Because the damage to the plant from the animals in the soil and the condition of the soil also affects the damage to the plant. 👉Therefore, reasons such as fertilizer application and soil preparation are fundamental in rose cultivation.

*That is why it is very important to identify the soil in rose cultivation. It is always advisable to use a well-drained soil for rose cultivation. Because water is a primary factor in rose cultivation.🤗

*Clay soil is suitable for rose cultivation and prepared beds are also suitable for rose cultivation. But while preparing the beds, you should also add clay and coir to the beds because it is important for rose cultivation to maintain the water level.🌹


*Lime and sandy soils are not suitable for rose cultivation. But you can prepare that soil as beds in a way suitable for cultivation. You can prepare the beds by digging the soil and adding fertilizers and using things like dung and compost appropriately and grow rose plants.

Obtaining seedlings

In obtaining plants, plants can be obtained by methods such as cutting branches, cutting branches, transplanting plants, hormones , breeding by seeds and the plants obtained by these methods should be planted in separate beds.


You should take into account when planting

Whether you are growing roses in beds or in the garden, planting roses should be spaced 3 or 4 feet apart. There should be a distance of at least 07 feet between two tall vines and plants.

Also, plants should be placed in shade for the first ten days after planting roses. Water should be added at least twice a day and the plants should not be harvested until six months after planting.


fertilizer

Flowering is activated by applying a high potassium fertilizer to the rose plant. Fertilizers should be added to the crops every two weeks and pesticides can be added to protect the plants from insects.


So, these facts are important for you, the flower growers who maintain rose cultivation as an exchange income and self-income, and you who grow roses for beauty, and you too can claim a successful flower cultivation.


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