Cutting For Rose
| Preparation Of Field
| Transplanting
|Water Management
| Variety
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Immediately after cutting and trimming of Rose in the first and second week of October, dig the land about 10-15 cm around the Rose stem and remove the soil.
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Cutting For Rose |
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Cutting is compulsory once in a year (mostly in the month of October). Tangible, dry and weak branches are removed first. Cutting of Polygandha, Miniature and Lata is done very less.
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Preparation of Field |
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For the cultivation of Rose open place where the sunlight remain for the whole day is the most ideal.
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Transplanting |
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Before planting the Rose, prepare the rows of definite size then dig holes with the proper distance. Basically, rose plants are planted with an average distance of 50-60 cm to each other, but this distance may vary according to the varieties. The ideal season for planting the Rose is between October-November.
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Water Management |
The number of irrigation depends mainly on the varieties, climate etc. But the field cannot be very dry and wet.
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Variety |
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Selection of varieties depends mainly on the following factors:
- Manure and Fertilizers
- Disease
- Production
- Cost
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