Want More Flowering? Use This Soil Mix for Rose Plant

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Did you know? A rose plant blooms more when it grows in the perfect soil mix.

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Common Mistake Gardeners Make  Most gardeners grow roses in plain garden soil — this leads to weak plants and no flowers.

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.Golden Rule for Roses  Always grow your rose plant in well-drained, organic-rich soil.

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1. First step - Collect Garden Soil  Take good-quality loamy garden soil as the base for your mixture.

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2. Add Compost for Nutrition  Use vermicompost or cow-dung compost/ Quantity: ½ (half) the amount of garden soil.

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3. Add Sand for Drainage  Sand improves drainage and keeps roots healthy Quantity: ½ (half) the amount of garden soil.

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4. Add Coco Peat for Moisture  Coco peat retains water without making the soil soggy. Quantity: ¼ (one-fourth) the amount of garden soil.

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5. Add Neem Cake Powder  Neem cake powder works as a natural pesticide to prevent soil-borne insects. Quantity: small amount

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6. Add Fungicide Adding a fungicide to the soil mix is a good option to prevent fungal infections. Quantity: small amount

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Mix all the components Thoroughly mix all the components together to create a best soil mixture for rose plant.

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Pro Tip Refresh compost every 3 to 4 months and adjust the soil mix as needed.

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Follow these tips to make perfect soil for roses.