Is Your Miniature Rose Sick or Dying - Let's Save It!
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Is Your Miniature Rose Dying - Let's Save It!
If you received a miniature rose as a gift or picked up one in the local dept store or green house and now it looks like its dying there is still hope for the plant. Just follow these steps and your rose will come back and bush out again just in time to be planted in your garden.
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This is a great idea. My grandmother placed egg shells in a mason jar, filled the jar with water, and used it to water her houseplants. She grew beautiful plants, including the largest Christmas cactus I have ever seen in person.
Yes I think the houseplant soil or seed starting mixes don't have enough nutrients and are full of fillers. So the extra calcium, acid etc is necessary for them to flourish especially in forced air homes.
@@creatingmygarden My grandma never used potting soil. She threw yard clippings, vegetable & fruit peelings out under the apple tree and used the dirt for all her plants. It makes me wonder if we should go back to the old ways.
That's something I never heard of.Im going to do this too. My houseplants seem to be growing very slowly since I moved to a new state.Maybe this will help them along.Thanks so much for sharing!💞🌹💞
It's dying because there are multiple plants in an itty bitty space. You could have kept the greenery, cut off the buds and old leaves, then gently separated each plant. Usually miniature roses brought from a grocery store are packaged like that. You can get two or more plants from that pot. Right there, it seems you have 4. After separating, you would then gentle remove the soil from the roots and spray a little peroxide on them. This will prevent any disease spreading into there new home. Next you can pot them up in their own containers or keep them in one container, just upgrade the size. Sprinkle a little rose fertilizer or some osmocote and water deeply. Your roses will thrive. My grocery store just put some on sale for $3 and change, I am about to stock up lol. Happy Gardening!
Great tips thanks mine are already planted in my garden and doing well. Love the peroxide tip! It’s fun to get a great deal on mini roses they are super beautiful I have been growing them for years. I always put them out in the garden and cover them for the winter cause of my cold climate their easy to cover when their so small.
How are you going to cover the mini rose in winter or winterize them?
@aliciaeguia I did a video on that to show how I protect them check it out. It’s very detailed. I think it is in my first year playlist. It works really well and others have used it to protect their roses.
Sounds like you need your own you tube channel. It’s rude to take over someone else’s show.
@@kait5934 I missed some of this comment and I apologize it was one plant for this video a gift from my hubby not 4 in a pot. A garden channel is sharing how each person does things my way isn’t the only way everyone has tips and techniques that work for them I am happy to hear your tips. My roses do very well with my methods there is always room for change as we gardeners learn from each other. So if your way works for you great that is awesome. Keep the tips coming always willing to hear what other gardeners do.
Wow, you seemed really angry at that little rose bush. 😱 One of my sons gave me a miniature one for Mother’s Day last year. After several months, probably in the spring I planted it in the ground, it was doing well for awhile but now I don’t know. I live in the Southern part of America, I fear it may have have gotten too hot 🥵 It has been 100°F for a week, but I water her faithfully. Really baby baby it. I don’t see cutting it almost down to the ground in July will help. I don’t want to lose it because it was a gift from my son.
I would just give it a trim and some food. Your in a warm climate so it probably needs a bit of shade if you haven’t mulched it I would do that to help retain moisture. See if that helps to improve it. Then I would try to plant some shade plants around it for a bit of shelter. They are pretty tough as long as it has leaves on it and now all stems it will probably bounce back. Yes when we prune plants it looks harsh but it really helps to bring them back to life. That little rose is doing great in the garden.
Thank you so much for your lesson with mini roses plants. ❤
You are welcome!
Thank you for this explanation! I received 2 mini rose bushes earlier this month and they are not looking so hot. Hoping this will help (:
Thank you. Very helpful. I need to do this to my gifted miniature rose bush.
It will revitalize it for sure.
I look forward to see how this little baby recovers! Thank ou. 🇨🇦❄️🇨🇦
Yes I have had to do this a few times if I get any in winter. It should look pretty in the garden. I just think they are so sweet in the miniature size.
We are suppose to get a big storm today sure hoping we don’t a foot of snow and 70k wind yuck.
@@creatingmygarden Yes, we’re bracing here too. It’s a double edged sword as we sure need the moisture the snow will bring. Winter isn’t finished yet! ❄️🇨🇦❄️
@@peggy-ann1961 it’s the wind makes it nasty
Nothing here yet.
How about drying them (eggshells), in the microwave? I dry everything in the Microwave. But you need to wait About 5-10 minutes for the wet heat to evaporate on whatever you’re drying. I even wash Paper Towels (that are still in good shape) & let them dry. What did we do Pre-Microwave?🤪
That’s a great idea I would try it and see how it works out can’t hurt.
New subscribe..Thank you for these videos as it's hard to find any sites for Canadian climate. 🌱
Great to have you here! We definitely have our challenges with our weather.
Okay! I’m jumping in! I’ll let you know the results.
Excellent they are so worth while.
Beautiful sharing
I appreciate all your help I love it that we have a gardening community that chats that’s what makes this worthwhile meeting people like you!
Ohh thank you. My Rose tree is dying I am going to do this.😁💕.. I learned something New.
Let me know how you make out.
@@creatingmygarden ok I will thank you 😊
Thank you for showing this
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Your welcome it has really helped me to fix my roses and bring them back to health then add them to the garden
Has anyone in a zone 3 have any luck overwintering theses style of miniature roses in as a bedding plant? I have tried only once. It was a nice looking plant throughout the summer. Flowered and everything. But unfortunately didn’t survive the first winter. I thinking not hardy to my area. Even if not in a suitable growing zone. It was nice to get some more life out of the small little rose.
Cheers thanks!
Yes I mulch them heavily for winter and don’t uncover till all danger of frost has past. One year I used wood chips from a tree we took down and landscape fabric I lost one rose that year then last year I used cedar wood chips and landscape fabric. It seems to work pretty good if you stabilize the mulch with landscape fabric then put something on all the edges to anchor it down so the wind doesn’t get underneath. Wind is the enemy. I have a couple videos one showing how I cover and one shows the uncovering. Let me know what you use to protect them maybe I can help.
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Unfortunately I did use anything on that pour little thing. I do have two other roses I believe to be more harty. A Campfire and a Hansa rose. They are fairly protected areas covered in a couple feet of snow. Thanks for tips about the miniature roses. Will try next time I receive one again.
@derekweiss583 they are pretty tough but do need protection cause their mostly suited to zones 5 or 6.
Volia! You have now a nano rose!
Ha ha yes!
What if you do not ever have coffee grounds as you do not drink coffee?
Then you could use a rose, tomato or plant fertilizer. Roses like acid and so do tomatoes so that is why a tomato fertilizer would work but if you don’t have that you could use a multi fertilizer or you could still buy some coffee just for your plants it’s probably just as cheap as buying fertilizer for a small container of coffee grounds.
I have over watered one and the other seems dry . They are now looking very sick
Are you using used coffee grounds. Thanks.
Yes they work great!
Is there a follow up on the funeral service 😂
Nope it’s alive and in the garden.
That’s good to know . Hope you get lots of blooms from it .
@Del-ok8uw I just did a video on my mini rose bed and showed its progress and it’s looking really good no buds yet but really nice growth. So it will be exciting to see it in bloom with the rest of my minis.
@@creatingmygarden I’ll check it out . I love roses have lots in my front garden and back garden . I have some miniature ones , but they get swallowed up bye the larger plants .
Yes I gave them their own bed because of that. Easier for me to protect for our winters as well when their all together.
I hope this works on mine bc it’s really dying. 3 of them are like brown or black. And the other one is barely hanging 😭
Hopping them back really helps and then feeding them. Let me know how you make out. As long as they aren’t to far gone you should be able to get them to leaf out again.
Thank you for the info. Now I know what to do for my mini rose 🌹
Thank you for this!!❤
You’re welcome I do this all the time if I get a rose as a gift or if I pick up some on sale that are in bad shape then I put them in the garden. I do have to protect them for the winter but their so cute and worth it in my zone 3B.
Mine is completely dead but I’ll try
Crossing my fingers for you that there the branches are still soft not brittle and the cutting back works to revive it.
@@creatingmygarden thank you so much ❤️
This is the 2nd summer for my miniature, and it’s still potted. Some stems are long and others are short, some are green and some are brown, with no leaves. I really need to save this plant. It is the last thing my Mom planted before she passed. My Mom could grow anything. It did ok last summer, but not great. Any advice would be greatly appreciated♥️
Cut it back down and start feeding some calcium from egg shells and some coffee grounds. You could also add some e compost.
I assume you are going to plant this out in your rose garden later. I know the rose will be stronger after the trimming. Bonny
You read my mind yes I would like to expand that miniature rose garden a bit even it out a bit more over there so it looks good when I add the other plants and design behind it. I also want to enrich the soil there this year to keep the minis happy.
Can't wait for your planting video so you can show how awesome the garden will look. Bonny@@creatingmygarden
@richbishop7896 thanks Bonnie should be a colourful summer. Planning on doing some mass planting to try and get as much colour going as possible.
I always try to plant in groups of at least 3 unless it's something large.@@creatingmygarden
@@richbishop7896 yes the odd numbers make it look nice and full. I can definitely do more when I grow my own plants the budge goes much further. Plants are getting really expensive one and a while I find a deal. I use to find deals at Home Depot but last year was terrible. Now that lowes is Rona I was asking the staff where all the houseplants went they hardly have any and they told me they got rid of a pile of supplier cause their losing money so hard to say what they will bring in for plants for spring planting. That explains why they didn’t have any proven winners last summer.
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Yes I think its time for a Miniature Rose Video! Thanks Great Idea!
Hi I got my miniature Rose as a gift on valentines and a month in, i started seeing these white spots kind of powder dots on the leaves not too much to the point of thinking its mealy bugs or anything like that but I'm afraid it's powdery meldew and I don't know how to fix it, it can even be dirt powder but how do I know I've tried everything and they don't seem to go away unless it's nothing how do I know?
If it’s powdery mildew you could use a mixture of milk and a bit of water and wipe the leaves and if that gets rid of it. Make sure you’re watering from the bottom as well. Roses in general don’t like wet leaves.
We don't eat eggs. Anything else?
Coffee grounds are good they love acid
Can I plant this in a bigger pot?
Yes you bet they can get a bit bigger so that would be beneficial.
Does it matter what time of year you do this?
No it doesn't if its sick and dying you really don't have a choice. The big thing is keeping it alive till you can plant it outside. They don't make for very good houseplants. Ifyou do keep it as a houseplant it may die back again after blooming then you would to cut it back again. I personally keep them alive till I can plant them in the garden. I do have to protect them in the winter cause I am in zone 3 and they usually are more suited for zones 5 and 6. But I can easily get them through the winter with protection. They are pretty tough once their planted outside.
@@creatingmygarden I am in zone 6. I tried keeping these in the house in the past but they died quickly. They seem to live longer if I put them outside, but now I am going to try planting them out there. I am determined to have success with this plant. LOL
@trusound170 you shouldn’t have an issue outside especially in zone 6 as long as they get enough water and you feed them. Let me know how you make out.
@@creatingmygarden Will do!
I think I was mistaken on my zone. I guess they updated and another site is telling me I'm in zone 8a.
@trusound170 nice warm zone. They are updating ours I will probably move from a 3B to a 4 still dang cold here in winter. Lol
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