Indoor roses require increased attention to yourself. Find out what they prefer and how to propagate them from cuttings and seeds. Set up a real greenhouse at home.
What to do after buying a rose?
After beauty lovers buy indoor roses in a store and bring them home, sometimes the plants begin to wither and eventually die. To prevent this, pay attention to your purchase. Of course, flowers with a large number buds, so these are the ones that are most often purchased, but you need to pay attention to the young shoots; if there are any, then feel free to buy the plant.
When you brought it home, there is no need to create too greenhouse conditions. Place the pot on a cool windowsill, where the temperature is +20–+25°C. Give the plant a couple of days to acclimate. After this, pay attention to what soil the decorative rose is planted in. If it is in peat, then you need to replant it in special soil for these plants; in such soil the roots will receive enough moisture. After all, peat dries out quickly, and indoor roses are moisture-loving and in such soil will not be able to provide themselves with enough water and nutrients.
Before replanting the plant into new soil, carry out pest prevention. To do this, make soap foam, wash the leaves on both sides with it, then rinse them clean water. Pay attention to the roots; if they are rotten, then trim these areas.
Prepare a pot for the plant suitable size, replant it in new soil. If an indoor rose has flowers and buds, cut them off, then it will have enough strength to take root in a new place. To boost immunity it would be good to spray homemade rose growth stimulant, for example "Epin". Place the pot with the lovely flower in a bright place where the temperature is about +25°C; when the plant takes root, you can lower it slightly.
If you decide to buy a room miniature rose in winter, place a fluorescent lamp over it, spray once every 2 days if the air in the room is dry due to heating devices.
There is no need to spray them too often, as high humidity can lead to fungal diseases and pests. Therefore, if the air is not dry, it is better to spray the plant or give it a shower only once a week.
Indoor roses - care
Contrary to popular belief, roses do not like excessive heat, so the temperature should not exceed +25°C. The plant will feel best on an east or west window. In the south, an indoor rose will overheat in the summer, so you can place it here only in the cool season.
You need to water the rose abundantly; if the soil dries out, the plant may die, especially during flowering. Overwatering is also harmful, so excess water, which has not had time to be absorbed, pour it out of the pan after 20 minutes.
Indoor rose blooms for a long time, so she needs to restore her strength with the help of nutrients, which are provided by rose fertilizers. For indoor use you need to use liquid organic and mineral supplements(alternating them), which are intended for this plant and are sold in specialized stores.
In the spring, when it becomes warm, and in the summer, it is better to take the indoor rose outdoors. fresh air, placing in the yard or on an open loggia. Here the plant feels great. Experts recommend cutting off the first buds so that indoor roses can gain strength and get stronger.
Caring for them requires close attention. Follow appearance plants, promptly remove wilted flowers, drying leaves and twigs. From spring until almost August, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium should be present in fertilizing. At the end of summer, nitrogen must be eliminated to prepare the plant for winter.
It would be good to put roses on the balcony in the fall, where the temperature is about +10°C. With the onset of severe cold, place the pot with the plant between the frames or on a cool windowsill or on a glazed balcony, where the temperature is around +10°C.
The dormant period of the rose lasts from October to February. Don't be alarmed if your indoor rose turns yellow. The leaves take on this color and fall off as the plant prepares for fall and winter rest. At this time, reduce watering; there is no need to feed the rose.
Transplant in mid-February decorative rose into new soil, and place the pot with the plant in more warm room. Then new leaves will soon appear on it, and in March the rose will delight you with its first flowers. So that this is exactly what early time Flowering has begun; when the first buds appear, the roses need to be pruned. To do this, the branches are shortened by a third, and the plant itself begins to be watered and fed more abundantly.
Propagation of indoor roses by cuttings
The best time to breed such charm is summer. June cuttings are considered the most suitable for this. Trim the faded branches, make an oblique cut, so that each has 2-3 buds and about the same number of leaves. When rooting them, make sure that the buds are facing up. The lower cut should go under the bud, it will help the roots grow faster, as they will draw nutrients from the kidney.
All buds from cuttings must be removed, as well as excess leaves. Leave 2 sheets, cutting half off each. Then the branches are placed for a day in a solution of a substance that stimulates root formation. Seedlings can be rooted in:
- a jar of water;
- ground;
- potato tubers;
- flowerpot.
An interesting way to propagate roses in potatoes. This vegetable contains moisture and starch, which will help better rooting. Tubers are washed and diseased, damaged, and rotting ones are discarded. A cutting is placed in the center of the potato, deepening its lower part by 2 cm. You can first mark this place on the tuber with a knife. Next, the potatoes are placed in a pot with clean sand so that upper part the tuber was sticking out a little. The seedling is also covered on top glass jar or plastic container or transparent in a plastic bag.
For better rooting, seedlings are watered with a solution consisting of:
- 1 glass of water;
- 2 tsp. Sahara.
Roses are propagated in the ground as follows. The cut cuttings are placed in a mixture of humus, chernozem, peat, and sand is poured on top 2 cm. Then the cutting is immersed obliquely and shallowly into this soil mixture so that its lower part is in the sand, not reaching the ground. Cover the top with a film or a jar, and lightly spray as necessary.
To root in a flowerpot, expanded clay is first poured into it, and fertile soil is poured on top, last layer consists of sand. The cuttings soaked in the root formation stimulator are planted in the same way as when rooting in the ground.
Rose propagation by seeds
Growing indoor roses from seeds - exciting activity. Over time small seed will turn into a small lush flowering bush. Planting material can be purchased at the store or using your own plants.
Those who have roses in the garden know that after flowering the petals fall off, and in the place where the flower was attached to the stem there is a seed pod. The same applies to indoor roses. You need to let the seed pod mature and then collect the rose seeds at the end of summer without waiting for them to fall off.
Cut seed pod in half, free it from the pulp. Place the seeds for 20 minutes in a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution to disinfect. After this, the planting material is not dried, but cooled for some time so that the rose seeds undergo stratification. The same applies to purchased seeds.
Soak cotton pads, cloth or paper napkin in the same hydrogen peroxide solution. Place these materials in a plastic box, sprinkle seeds on them, cover with the same cloth or cotton pads, also soaked in the solution. Place cellophane on top with small holes made in it.
All this needs to be put in the vegetable section of the refrigerator for 2 months. Inspect the seeds periodically; if condensation appears on the cellophane, ventilate. If the fabric or cotton wool dries out, moisten it.
At the end of the specified period or earlier, the rose seeds will begin to germinate. Then take them out of the refrigerator and plant them in bowls or small peat pots With light soil. Indoor roses are grown at a temperature of +18–+20°C, with daylight hours increased to 10 hours. To extend it, use special lamps.
Do not over-water the still weak bores, as this can lead to disease." blackleg" When the buds appear, pick them off. This will help the plant grow stronger and its root system develop well.
It is better to buy rose seeds at the end of summer. They are laid out in bowls with damp soil and lightly sprinkled with damp sand (4–5 mm). First, the containers are kept in a room at a temperature of +18–+20°C, then they are put in a refrigerator or basement, where the temperature is +3–+7°C.
Stratification is carried out for 1.5–2 months. Inspect the containers so as not to miss the moment when the shoots appear. Then, without delay, place the pots on a bright, cool windowsill, provide additional light and moderately water the seedlings. When the small pots are too small for the sprouts, transplant them into containers larger size. Next, care for your home rose as described above.
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Who can resist the charm of delicate rose buds? Certainly not keen flower growers!
Therefore, every flower lover simply must have a rose in a pot in his home collection.
Very often the purchase of a rose turns out to be spontaneous. Of course, because in the store they look very attractive. Indoor roses are often given to women who love flowers.
In any case, if you purchased a rose or received it as a gift, you will definitely find our article useful.
How to save an indoor rose after purchase
Rose - difficult flower For home keeping, she is quite demanding and capricious. It is not enough to become the happy owner of this beauty, you also need to preserve the flower and find an approach to it, otherwise sad consequences will not keep you waiting.
Yes, that's right. The purchased plant usually looks fresh and full of vigor, blooms amazingly and it seems that it will always be like that.
In fact, plants reach the counter fed with all kinds of stimulants; in addition, they have special packaging that preserves high humidity. Once on our windowsill, roses are deprived of all this.
Almost immediately, inexperienced gardeners have problems: the roses begin to turn yellow, their leaves dry out and fly off, the buds fall off and turn black. Rosette orders to live long and disappears, leaving behind nothing but frustration.
It should be noted that the rose is considered a plant open ground. Some varieties are more adapted for keeping in apartment conditions than others. But this does not mean that keeping them in an apartment is an easy matter.
When purchasing an indoor rose, after purchase it is simply necessary to take a set of rescue measures, even if the plant looks healthy and strong. Believe me, it won't last long!
So, what steps should you take when you bring a rose home:
- Remove the packaging wrapper, if any. Although the packaging helps to retain moisture, it often causes the rose to become infected with fungal diseases while still in the store, because... packaging interferes with air exchange, creating an ideal environment for fungi.
- Use pruning shears or scissors to remove all wilted leaves, blackened and dried stems that are on the plant.
- Flowers and buds also need to be trimmed. Of course, it is for the sake of them that we buy a plant and we would like to admire them to our fullest, but a plant whose flowering has been stimulated special drugs and greenhouse care, subsequently it simply cannot withstand this abundant flowering, and having given him all his strength, dies. Therefore, we cut off all the flowers and buds that are present on the plant, along with the supporting stem.
- Pay attention to the number of bushes in the pot. Growers of indoor roses often plant several plants in one pot to create the appearance of a lush flowering bush. Crowded plants weaken each other and there is a lack of nutrients. Bushes, if there are several of them, must be planted in different pots.
- After transplantation, it is necessary to treat the rose with antifungal drugs (Fitosporin) and pest control drugs (Fitoverm).
Transplanting an indoor rose
To replant a rose, remove it from the previous pot along with the earthen lump. Assess the condition of the roots entwined in the ground.
If the roots are hair-thin, brown or blackened, dry or rotten, the plant will most likely die. You can try to save it: cut cuttings and try to root them.
Healthy roots are bright white or yellowish in color and look quite dense, like a thin wire. If the roots are only partially missing, you need to remove all the rotten and damaged ones, leaving the healthy ones.
Place expanded clay or other drainage at the bottom of the new pot.
It is better to purchase a soil mixture ready for roses or a garden mixture. Do not use cheap soil; it contains a lot of peat and few useful substances. It is better to choose a higher quality soil mixture.
You can make your own soil mixture by taking: 1 part humus + 1 part leaf soil + 1 part coniferous soil + 3 parts turf soil + 1 part sand.
Fill the drainage with soil and compact it a little. Place rose bush ik together with the earthen lump, fill it with new soil, periodically compacting it so that the bush does not dangle in the pot, but is well fixed. Water with settled or filtered water room temperature.
Treatment against diseases and pests is necessary. A pruned and replanted plant is weakened and susceptible to disease, even if it was purchased at the store good care and no infection occurred there. Therefore, it is better to play it safe and process it.
Also, after transplantation, treatment with Epin is effective - it will strengthen the plant’s immunity and reduce stress from transplantation.
Spray your plant; it requires high humidity, especially in conditions of operating heating and dry air in the apartment. If the rose is very small and weak, then the pot can be covered with a bottle on top (with small holes), creating a greenhouse, and only then gradually accustom the rose to apartment air.
Caring for indoor roses
Lighting
Rose is a light-loving plant. For her wellness, she needs a lot of light. Very good for growing south windows. On other sides of the world winter time lighting will be required.
Temperature
The optimal temperature for growing indoor roses is 18-25 degrees. Since the rose is an open ground plant, it loves fresh air very much and it needs it for full growth. IN summer time The rose can be taken out into the garden or onto the balcony. The rest of the time, you need to organize ventilation, while avoiding drafts that are harmful to roses.
Watering
Water the homemade rose with settled water at room temperature. Cold water is harmful to them. Rose will be grateful for regular spraying both in the summer heat and in the winter. heating season. If the rosette is near the battery, then it is better to place it in a tray with wet expanded clay.
Fertilizers
Rosette is fed complex fertilizers for roses from spring to winter once every 2-3 weeks, gradually reducing the frequency of feeding in the fall.
Reproduction
Indoor roses are propagated by cuttings. Cuttings up to 15 cm long, with several buds, are suitable for this. They are rooted in the ground, covered with a bottle or bag on top. To do this, you can take small cups for seedlings.
Roots appear in about 2 weeks. The greenhouse can be gradually removed after new leaves appear. Rooted cuttings can be replanted only when they are well developed. root system.
Trimming
Roses require periodic pruning to form a bush. It is best to produce it in the spring. Branches that have lengthened over the winter, faded flowers, and weak and dry branches are removed.
Diseases and pests of indoor roses
Problems and their solutions:
The rose is drying
This problem occurs especially often in summer and winter. On hot days, the rose evaporates a lot of moisture; you need to closely monitor the soil moisture, not allowing it to dry out completely, and also spray it regularly. In winter, due to heating devices, air humidity tends to zero, and the plant begins to experience a moisture deficiency.
The rosette dries out in the following cases:
- the root system is damaged or dead and the rose cannot absorb moisture and nutrients
- insufficient watering and humidity
- very dry indoor air
- the rose stands near the heating devices
If you notice that the leaves of your rose have begun to dry, do not wait to continue, but take measures to save the flower. First of all, you need to check the soil in the pot, if it is dry, water it. It is also recommended to remove the plant from batteries central heating. Place the rose in a tray with damp expanded clay and spray it often. If the rose bush small size, then you can cover it with a bag or bottle until the plant returns to normal.
If the above measures do not help, remove the plant from the pot and look at the condition of the roots. If they are dry and brittle, darkened, then the flower is in danger of dying, and all that remains is to take cuttings from it. Because if the roots of a plant have dried out due to infrequent watering, or for other reasons (sometimes they are already like this from the store) and died, then there is no way to restore them.
The leaves of the rose are turning yellow
Why leaves may turn yellow:
- excessive watering, roots do not get enough air
- poor useful substances soil: lack of nitrogen, potassium, manganese, phosphorus
- lack of iron (chlorosis)
- putrefactive processes in the root system
- pests
If your rose is turning yellow, first of all pay attention to watering, whether it is too frequent. What type of potting soil is it in? Doesn't it resemble swamps? In this case, watering should be reduced, leaving only spraying for a while.
If after purchasing you have not yet replanted the rose, then do it urgently. The land in which they are sold is very poor in nutrients. Or the soil into which you transplanted the plant was not best quality, this also happens.
You can try feeding the rose with complex fertilizers for flowers, preferably specifically for roses. Favorite fertilizers: Greenworld and Bona Forte for roses.
If fertilizing helps little and only temporarily, then it is worth replanting the plant in more nutritious soil. You should not replant the rose into the ground from the garden.
If you find chlorosis in a rose - this is a characteristic yellowing of the leaves, then this indicates a lack of iron. Feed the rose with Iron Chelate or Ferrovit according to the instructions.
Rose chlorosis If the rose for a long time was flooded (perhaps this happened in the store + from high humidity a fungus is often attached), then its root system could rot. If the roots look black or brown and are easily crushed with a finger, then they have rotted and cannot be restored. If some of the roots are healthy, then the rotten roots should be removed, the flower should be transplanted into a pot with good drainage and not flooded again.
Water the rose only with water at room temperature. Strongly cold water poorly dissolves the nutrients contained in the soil and the plant does not receive them. It also promotes root rot, reduces the plant’s immunity and increases susceptibility to disease.
The rose's leaves darken, wither, and fall off.
Falling leaves may be due to dryness (see above, The rose is drying out). If the leaves do not dry, but wither and fall off, then this may be for the following reasons:
- the rose is frozen (draft, ventilation in winter, if the wind blows on it, etc.)
- watering with cold water
- fungal diseases
- viral diseases
- pests
Dark, withered leaves and the shoots need to be pruned. If the rose is frozen, it will gradually move away on its own, dropping frostbitten leaves.
How to recognize fungal diseases? Blackened or grayed stems covered with plaque, all kinds of growths and plaques, spots on leaves, “rust” of roses, powdery mildew are a sign of fungal diseases. We treat them with Fitosporin according to the instructions.
How to recognize viral diseases? Changes in leaf color, mosaic, deformation of the shape of the leaf blade are signs of a viral disease. Viral diseases are treated by removing damaged shoots and improving the conditions of the plant and increasing its immunity.
How to recognize a pest? Often the consequences of the actions of malicious insects are visible visually. Either the pests themselves are present on the leaves, they can be very small, multi-colored and transparent, but still, if you look closely, you will see how they move, or traces of their vital activity - spots eaten away by spots on the leaves, paths, black dots, cobwebs (if infected spider mite). In general, roses are very fond of mites, aphids, thrips and other pests; in the summer, treatment with drugs against them is strictly necessary, even if you do not see them. In this case, we use the drug Fitoverm according to the instructions.
Still, it is worth remembering that no matter how hard you try to create greenhouse conditions inside the apartment, the rose may not appreciate it, and it is best to plant it in the garden, where it will definitely feel at home.
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IN middle lane April is the time when the first flowering of plants in gardens and parks begins. The constant soloists of the spring that has come into its own are the bulbous primroses. But also among ornamental shrubs you can find those that will delight you with fragrant flowers, enlivening the still inconspicuous garden. The main riot of beautifully flowering ornamental shrubs occurs in the month of May, and most of them, as a rule, bloom in mid-May.
It is unlikely that anyone would want to dispute that roses are the most beautiful flowers, which attracts many. And giving one of these in a pot is a good alternative to giving a cut bouquet. After all, the bouquet will wither in a few days, losing all its attractiveness, but the indoor one, if replanted correctly and actively cared for, will for many years please with your flowers.
Probably many people do not know that plants grown for sale and purchased in stores should not continue to grow in the same soil in which they grew. This is due to the fact that flowers were treated for active growth special fertilizers in order to get a grown and flourishing example of a garden crop in a short time.
Once the plant gets home, it stops receiving the dose of stimulants it is accustomed to and begins to lose its attractive appearance. To avoid such a situation, replanting an indoor rose should occur immediately after it enters permanent place growth and carrying out all preparatory procedures. We will figure out how to do this correctly.
Preparation
Before you start replanting the plant, you need to prepare the flower by drawing a series of simple manipulations which are extremely necessary.
First of all, the entire plant must be thoroughly washed. soap solution. After this treatment, it is better for the flower to give it a contrast shower, which will wash away all the remaining soap. Main, to hot water temperature did not exceed forty degrees otherwise the leaves may be damaged. The pot of soil itself must be placed in a container filled with water and allowed to stand for at least thirty minutes.
After water procedures Experts advise treating the bush with solutions based on a drug called Epin. This assistant to flower growers and gardeners has many necessary qualities that stimulate plant growth, strengthen the flower’s immune system, which is what it needs for full growth at home.
From this drug you need to prepare a solution that contains a liter of water and five drops of Epin. The bush should be thoroughly sprayed with this mixture. Above the plant needs to be covered with a plastic bag, but in such a way that the bag comes into contact with the leaves of the flower as little as possible. This can be achieved by installing around the greenery of the bush simple design from sticks, and then pull the bag over it.
When carrying out Epinom treatment procedures, you need to know that the bush cannot be left in a homemade greenhouse without ventilation. You need to start with five minutes of ventilation and increase this time every day. When the buds begin to fade, you need to remove them all and remove the polyethylene. This is where it all ends preparatory procedures, occurring before transplanting an indoor rose, and the transplant itself begins.
What materials are needed
To carry out a successful procedure, you need to prepare all the materials necessary for this manipulation.
What you need to have on hand:
When choosing a pot, you need to take into account that it should be several centimeters larger in size than the pot in which the flower was bought. This will allow the plant to grow freely, regularly increasing the root mass.
But you should not buy a pot that is too large, this will provoke the plant to active growth, Not thereby allowing new buds to form, but for a rose this is irrelevant, since this flower is purchased precisely because of its charming bloom.
Of course, it is better to purchase the substrate in a store where this particular flower is indicated on the packaging. Moreover the purchase must take place in a specialized flower shop or the garden centers of a large supermarket. This guarantees that the package with soil will contain a mixture whose composition corresponds to the parameters stated on the package.
If such specialized soil is not available, then you can select the soil yourself, although this is not recommended. It should be loose and have both a neutral and slightly acidic reaction.
Buying a ceramic pot entails 
small procedures that need to be performed with it, before transplanting a flower into it. It must be completely immersed in water for several hours.
You need to make sure that the pot has drainage holes. If they are not there, then it is not a pot, but a flowerpot. In the case of a plastic product the problem is easy to fix, heating a screwdriver over a fire and making holes at the bottom. If the product is made of ceramics, then it is not suitable for planting and you need to purchase another container more suitable for replanting.
Instructions for replanting indoor roses
You need to start replanting a flower by carefully removing it from the old pot. Then you will need boiled warm water, in which the roots of the plant should be immersed. Ridding the flower from old land from the roots, thereby freeing the rose from excess chemicals that were fed to it for rapid growth.
The transplantation process itself occurs in two stages:
- Drainage is poured into the bottom of the pot.
- Place the bush in the pot and gradually add soil, periodically compacting it.
You need to pour the soil into the pot so that at least two centimeters remain to the edges.
You should not water the flower immediately after replanting. It is better to choose a place for it in the shade and leave it there for a day. Then he needs to be placed in a permanent place where he will be light and cool. Windows are best facing the south-east side, but if there are none, then you need to place the flower in the most illuminated place in the apartment. This plant needs to be watered from below, pouring settled water into a tray that stands under the pot.
When the adaptation process after replanting takes place, which usually takes about a month, the rose bush needs to be fed with fertilizers intended for flowering plants.
If the flower is comfortable in the created conditions, then soon he will reward you for your care with numerous buds, which will create an atmosphere of celebration and comfort. And such a period can last for a very long time, not excluding the winter months.
Many people want to grow various indoor flowers at home. Roses especially attract the attention of plant growers, since they are not only incredibly beautiful and bright flowers, but also a delicious aroma. Meanwhile, while growing roses you may encounter some difficulties. Very often amateurs indoor flowers encounter problems during mandatory plant replanting.
So that your favorite rose does not die after moving it to new pot, you should approach this process with extreme caution. In addition, it is necessary to take into account some recommendations from professional growers when better than a rose transplant.
In this article, we will tell you what time of year is best to replant indoor roses, and how to do it correctly so that your plant can easily take root in a new place and continue to delight you with its beauty and fragrance.
When is the best time to replant an indoor rose?
By and large, you can replant an indoor rose at any time of the year, for example, in the summer, since the air temperature in our apartments does not change much depending on the season. However, experienced plant growers agree that it is best to carry out this procedure annually in the spring.
Also, many advise replanting only after flowering, however, if you see that your flower is cramped and drainage holes its roots become visible, the plant should be replanted immediately.
If you have just purchased a flower, you should not immediately injure it - let it adapt. Regardless of what air temperature is observed indoors and outdoors, after transplanting your flower should be in a cool place and not exposed to direct sunlight.
That is why replanting a rose can cause the greatest difficulties in the summer, when it becomes quite difficult to create the conditions necessary for the plant.
How to properly replant an indoor rose?
To transplant an indoor rose, you need to prepare a larger pot than the one in which the plant is already placed. It is best to give preference to a glazed ceramic product, however, a plastic container with thick walls and a large tray may also be suitable.
The pot should have a classic or slightly rounded shape, and overall dimensions should be 3-5 centimeters larger than the previous one in terms of bottom diameter and 5-7 centimeters in height. At the same time, you should not plant the plant in a pot that is too large, in which case water will stagnate in it and the soil will become acidic, as a result of which it will bloom much worse.
It is also worth taking care of the soil first. Today at flower shops you can purchase special soil that is ideal for these plants. It would also be useful to purchase a ready-made drainage mixture. If you trust lunar calendar, wait for the waxing phase of the moon. It is at this time that the Earth’s satellite has the most beneficial influence for indoor plants.
To ensure that your indoor rose does not die after transplantation, but rather continues active growth and flowering, use the following recommendations:
Growing an indoor rose is indeed very difficult, since the queen of flowers is a very capricious plant.
Despite this, most plant growers fulfill all the requirements of this beauty with great enthusiasm, because everyone wants incredibly elegant flowers to grow in their home, from which an unusually subtle and pleasant aroma emanates.
