we have a rose bush that has bloomed every year except this year. it looked like aqua-green fungi or something strange growing on the stems so i plucked the effected stems off the best i could and i poured a lot of water on it. unfortunately i think i waited too late in the season since it's the beginning of september. may and june is usually when it thrives the most. i'll create a video and post it the next time i go outside.
That might be algae, use wood ash Powder over it & it will go away, over moisture & high humidity cause this, but nothing to worry, it's not reason, may be your plant need nutrients, or a light pruning or may be the roots are stuck! Hope you find the Cause! Happy Gardening 😊
Sorry for the inconvenience, but that voice has been changed already. Hope you will get some time to check my new videos from our channel. They will help you understand things better. Happy Gardening 😊
@@lisaselby-brood1897 I don't like it either, but it's an old video. Now i am using another voice, hope you would check out that from my new videos. They will help you Alot.. Happy Gardening 😊
Scratch the base trunk, if it's green inside it Means it's alive, if it's brown it's dead & can't be save. If it's green you need to make sure the soil is hard & place the pot in a shaded area for a few Days, as soon as the new growth appears, move it back to a sunny spot. Happy Gardening 😊
I have same crispy leaves. I repotted by removing old soil in water and planted in 40% soil, 30% cow compost, 20% cocopeat, 20% sand, some neemcake and 1 spoon fungicide and watered with hydrogen peroxide diluted in water on plant and soil. All leaves turned crispy in 1 day even though they are in shade and i didn't damage roots also. No leave then die back starts. If i cut dieback stem the dieback starts again and yes I cleaned my tools with hydrogen peroxide. All three roses are in same condition. Can someone explain wtf is wrong with desi roses. Why can't they just grow like normal plants.
You followed a careful method that's Great! The 30% cow dung compost is too much, you should of use Lesser, but it's fine as its fully composted. Rose plant is general is a Very sensitive plant, dieback & drying leaves after repotting happens very commonly. What you can do is to avoid dieback, by placing it in an airy Spot, avoiding Water too much, & any other stress on the plant, & give it sometime to recover. but it still happens due to seasonal effects, so just be careful & try to grow something less sensitive. in Roses, You need to be Very careful! Happy Gardening 😊
I admit that, but I have already changed the voice over on my videos, if you find the main content hopeful,. You should check out my new videos from the channel. Happy Gardening 😊
1. Temperature
2. Wrong watering
3. Diseases
4. Wrong fertilizer
5. Soil pH- Acidic is good
Beautiful rose
we have a rose bush that has bloomed every year except this year. it looked like aqua-green fungi or something strange growing on the stems so i plucked the effected stems off the best i could and i poured a lot of water on it. unfortunately i think i waited too late in the season since it's the beginning of september. may and june is usually when it thrives the most. i'll create a video and post it the next time i go outside.
That might be algae, use wood ash Powder over it & it will go away, over moisture & high humidity cause this, but nothing to worry, it's not reason, may be your plant need nutrients, or a light pruning or may be the roots are stuck!
Hope you find the Cause!
Happy Gardening 😊
So Nice 🙂😍😍
Thank you. Who knew apple cider vinegar in the soil would help?
Very informative. However use a human narrator - AI narration is not pleasant to listen to.
Sorry for the inconvenience, but that voice has been changed already.
Hope you will get some time to check my new videos from our channel. They will help you understand things better.
Happy Gardening 😊
I'm with you!! I'm OVER this AI nonsense!! Drives me nuts!!!
@@lisaselby-brood1897 I don't like it either, but it's an old video. Now i am using another voice, hope you would check out that from my new videos.
They will help you Alot..
Happy Gardening 😊
@@lisaselby-brood1897 they don't use the correct words or pronounce them correctly.
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I repotted my mini rose in thick clay pot, and all of them died. What will I do to make them healthy again?
Scratch the base trunk, if it's green inside it Means it's alive, if it's brown it's dead & can't be save.
If it's green you need to make sure the soil is hard & place the pot in a shaded area for a few Days, as soon as the new growth appears, move it back to a sunny spot.
Happy Gardening 😊
I have same crispy leaves. I repotted by removing old soil in water and planted in 40% soil, 30% cow compost, 20% cocopeat, 20% sand, some neemcake and 1 spoon fungicide and watered with hydrogen peroxide diluted in water on plant and soil. All leaves turned crispy in 1 day even though they are in shade and i didn't damage roots also. No leave then die back starts. If i cut dieback stem the dieback starts again and yes I cleaned my tools with hydrogen peroxide. All three roses are in same condition. Can someone explain wtf is wrong with desi roses. Why can't they just grow like normal plants.
You followed a careful method that's Great! The 30% cow dung compost is too much, you should of use Lesser, but it's fine as its fully composted. Rose plant is general is a Very sensitive plant, dieback & drying leaves after repotting happens very commonly. What you can do is to avoid dieback, by placing it in an airy Spot, avoiding Water too much, & any other stress on the plant, & give it sometime to recover.
but it still happens due to seasonal effects, so just be careful & try to grow something less sensitive. in Roses, You need to be Very careful!
Happy Gardening 😊
It’s been planted in thick clay that is why it’s dying.. no goodness given
Narration is ANNOYING! AI that speaks really poor English😠
I admit that, but I have already changed the voice over on my videos, if you find the main content hopeful,. You should check out my new videos from the channel.
Happy Gardening 😊