The Ultimate Soil for Beautiful Roses

As a Plant Mom, I know how important it is to give your roses the right care. The fragrant flowers and lush colors of roses are a beautiful addition to any garden, but these delicate flowers need a rich, nutritious soil to reach their full potential. That’s why I’m so excited about Culvita Rose Soil, enriched with RhizoPlus. This isn’t just any soil, it’s a carefully formulated mix that gives your roses everything they need to thrive.

The secret lies in the RhizoPlus root improver. This powerful ingredient, a mixture of mycorrhiza and beneficial bacteria, ensures that the roots of your roses are better able to absorb nutrients and water. The result? Strong, healthy plants that reward you with beautiful flowers.

To use them properly I recommend the following rhythm:

• Monday: Check soil moisture and water if necessary. Make sure the soil remains slightly moist, but not too wet.
• Wednesday: Time for a little maintenance! Check for pests and prune any dead or diseased branches.
• Friday: Add some extra food, especially during the growing season, to support your roses in producing new flowers.
• Sunday: Water again if necessary and admire the week's work by spending time with your roses.

For the seasonal changes, here are some tips:

• Summer: In summer, roses need extra water because of the heat. Water early in the morning or late in the evening to reduce evaporation.
• Winter: Roses go dormant, so reduce watering and cover the base of the plants with mulch to protect them from frost.
• Fall: This is the time to prepare your roses for winter. Remove dead flowers and leaves and give them one last feed.
• Spring: In spring you can take full care of your roses again. Give them enough nutrition and prune the plant to maintain the shape and stimulate new growth.

My user advice: Place your roses in a sunny spot in the garden, where they get plenty of air circulation. This helps prevent fungal diseases. Use a well-draining pot or plant directly in the ground, and make sure the soil around the roots does not dry out.