When will the rose be pruned?

You can prune roses in May, August to September or winter. Each pruning is mainly to cut off withered flowers and branches that grow too long. You can wear gloves when pruning to prevent yourself from getting hurt. Every time you prune, you should leave 4-5 buds on the branches. You can spray some disinfectant on the wound after pruning.

Roses are pruned many times a year.

Roses bloom all year round, so people call it the queen of flowers. When is the best time to prune roses? You can choose to prune roses in May and prune them once a year in winter. August-September is the growing season of roses, so you can prune them at this time.

Roses have thorns on their branches, so you'd better wear gloves when pruning. The flowering period of roses is from April to September. Pruning in May is mainly to cut off withered flowers so that more flowers can bloom next time. August to September is the peak season for the growth of Chinese roses, and pruning at this time is to prevent the branches from growing white.

Leave 4 ~ 5 buds on the branches each time you prune. Be careful not to hurt the roses when pruning. The length of pruning can be judged according to the height of the plant, which is about 18cm. Don't water it after pruning. You can spray some disinfectant on the trimmed wound, and it takes a week to water and fertilize normally.