How to improve blackspot resistance for your rose
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Blackspot is a very common disease for anyone who grow roses in the hot and humid Southeastern region in the US. Thru out the year, I have tried to spray which ended up burned leaves most of the time, and it still doesn't work too well for me. This year I tried a different approach in preparing my roses and strengthen my roses to resist the disease better. So far, I found good result so I am so ready to share with y'all. Hope y'all will have some success in your garden this year and really get to enjoy the blooms better!
love it! how smart to use a bucket with wheels
I love your no nonsense approach. Your tips and suggestions really motivated me to start my rose garden. Doesn’t need to be complicated or fancy. Love it! Looking forward to more content. Also do you know if the new fertilizer will be ok for zone 9B?
Lol!!! Thank you! Honestly, I think lots of people make rose gardening soooo complicated. At the end of the day, it is all about sun, water and fertilizing. Roses are not picky with the fertilizer. I usually just use whatever that is the cheapest that I can get as long as the NPK balance is right. Yes, this new fertilizer will be ok for any zone.
Love your multipurpose cart with wheels. It’s perfect with an electronic wand sprayer.
Lol!!! Right!! I am a tiny women, no strength for big bucket. 😆😆
Really interesting video. I’ve been using all sorts of rose fertiliser including pellets, liquid, and rose tonic which obsorbes through the leaves. Pellets I find are extremely expensive when I have almost 100 rose . A really quick question, can I use this instead of the regular rose fertiliser instead or would I need both? Many thanks
can you make a video to share your tips and experience with sun requirement and shade etc? newbie here and i seem to struggle the most with what's needed and what exception can be made ?
Thanks for the info!
You are welcome!
thanks for the tips! Where did you get the wheels bucket please? Thanks in advanced.
I got it from Walmart.
Suncast 15 Gallon Lawn and Garden Cart Black, LC1250BK www.walmart.com/ip/1673485138
Thank you ❤️
Thank you ❤️
I love the cart with the wheels. I need to pick me up one. I will try the sulfate that's something I havent tried. One thing I notice blackspot in my front beds is not a big issue like the roses in the backyard. Maybe it could be a drainage issue in back and there are only 4 roses in front verses almost 40 if not more than 40 in the backyard.
Thank you!
Thank you for the idea of Potassium Sulfate. I am going to try it !! ❤
You are welcome! People usually mix 1 tablespoon per gallon of water for Potassium Salfate. Since I already add miracle gro in the mix and it already has some K in it (15-30-15) I just want to keep it on the safe side by adding just a little bit in my mix. Last thing we want to have is to overfeeding our plant. But definitely feel free to experiment with the dosage. I do see good result with just a small amount.
Hey! How many cups do you give each rose bush? Thanks!
One to two cup of the fertilizer mixture.
How often do you apply the this mixture?
Thank you for the tips. Did you apply one cup of mixing for per rose bush?
1 or 2 cups depends on the size of the rose.
Did you delete your unboxing video from grace farm?
Can I use this Potassium Sulfate on my potted young rose or do I have to wait until it 1 years old?
I used it on all the plants including young potted rose.
@@backyardparadise2334 Thank you so much for letting me know this great suggestion. Very nice of you to share great idea on how to take care of roses. Hope you continue to make more video of your roses garden as you have inspired myself and many others to enjoy caring for our roses.