First of all, choose a flowerpot with the right size, and try not to be too small. In order not to inhibit the growth of roses, it is best to choose a hole at the bottom of the flowerpot, which can well eliminate the accumulated water in the later growth process and not cause the roses to rot and die. Choose soft soil for roses, which can be very nutritious under the leaves in the forest. It can also be mixed with some loose soil in the vegetable garden, or cinders cooked at home. Mixed use is also beneficial to its growth. I usually choose to plant roses with seeds, and choose some plump seeds to scatter in small flowerpots.

Don't forget to water it after planting, and then cover it with plastic wrap. This will germinate faster. When the rose sprouts and grows a few leaves, we can carefully transplant it into a large flowerpot prepared in advance. Be careful not to hurt its roots, otherwise it will be difficult to grow and make a living. Rose is also a light-loving plant. Give it plenty of sunshine every day. Ensure its normal growth. When the weather is mild, you can always put it outdoors. But when the temperature is high in summer, it is placed in a cool place in the corridor.

There are also places to pay attention to when replenishing water. Generally, it is enough to pour it thoroughly, and don't let its basin soil accumulate water. Too much water is easy to cause root rot. It is very unfavorable for its growth. In addition to meeting its growth conditions, it is also necessary to trim its branches in time and cut off some long redundant ones. Flowers should be picked in time after they bloom. You can let the roses bloom several times to ensure their quantity and improve the quality of flowers. We must take good care of every plant. Only in this way can it repay us better and bring out the best for us.