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Young bud dried off!

18 years ago

Hi,

I am a newbie on growing rose, just hope you guys can give me a hand...

After transplant my rose(Dwaft-bough from nursery) from 4" pot to an 12"pot, I reallise that those tiny young bud begin to dried off and drop! I am wondering is it not enough water?or too much sunlight(Mornig sunlight-4 hours)? or too much fertilizer?

Thanks

Weew

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michaelg
18 years ago
Hello, probably just a reaction to transplanting, but there are some roses that will just drop a certain percentage of their buds, especially in the early season.
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