Planting seedlings in tubs
Seedlings or cuttings can be purchased in polythene bags or small earthen tubs with earthenware. If the seedling is in a tub, the seedling should be taken from the tub along with the whole soil in such a way that it does not break or damage the roots. If you collect seedlings with wet soil, they have to be dried a little.Unnecessary old or dead branches of the tree should be lightly pruned before planting. Then place the seedling straight in the middle of the tub and put some compost manure on the top of the tub with light pressure. The seedlings should be planted in such a way that the git / episode of bud emergence is on the ground.
Irrigation
Irrigation should be done at least 2/3 times after placing in the tub. In case of seedlings, care should be taken to protect the tree from strong sun or rain. Roses will be better if you get 3/4 hours of sunshine in the first stage and 6/7 hours of sunshine gradually. Irrigation time should be maintained so that water does not stand at the base of the tree. A little more water is needed when removing young leaves and buds. Irrigation should be given in the morning and evening at this time. All the plants including the stalks should be soaked with water.
Fertilizer application:
After planting the tub, if the tree is caught, fertilizer has to be given after 15 days or a month. Immediately after winter i.e. at the end of March or early April, 8/10 cm soil layer should be removed from the top of the tub and the empty space should be filled with rotten dung manure and new hollow soil. After that the roots of the tree have to be covered with straw or leaves to protect them from the hot summer sun.After pruning in winter, apply 3 handfuls of powdered dung manure and 1 handful of steamed bone powder or steramill in each tub. Then apply 1 handful of steamed bone meal or steramil for 1 month on the whole winter.
The popularity of leaf manure and foliar spray for good production of roses is increasing. This fertilizer is prepared by mixing a few chemical fertilizers. In winter, foliar should be sprayed by 8 am on a sunny day.
Two types of leaf manure are used in the plant, one to improve the health and flowering of the plant and the other to provide trace elements, such as urea, di-ammonium sulphate and di-potassium phosphate. . For trace elements, 20 g of magnesium sulphate, 15 g of manganese sulphate, 10 g of ferrous sulphate, 5 g of borax should be mixed and sprayed at the rate of 2 g per liter of water.Pesticides or pesticides can be sprayed with two leaves of fertilizer but two fertilizers cannot be mixed and sprayed together. Leaf manure is essential for tub roses and beneficial for ground roses. When spraying, make sure that the leaves look good on both sides. Tub plants need to be applied liquid fertilizer throughout the year. It is better not to use chemical fertilizers without knowing the correct dosage or application rules.