I went to Lowes when I purchased my newest two roses and they suggested the fertilizer Dynamite. I was wondering if anyone has heard of this before, and if it works well on roses. I already put it in the soil, and the roses seem to not be doing so well.
I am slightly concerned because some of the leaves on the old growth are turning yellow and losing moisture. This might be because the plant is in shock after being transplanted, but it might also be because I really messed up and messed up the PH level, or gave it something that is killing it.
I have only had the two plants for about a week now and no leaves have fallen off yet, I have picked some off though.
If it is my fault that the plants are dying, should I replant them without the fertilizer?
Also, do you know if fertilizer can effect propagation of roses? and if it does, which increase the survival rate, and which decrease it?
Are there any minerals or ingredients I should stay weary of? or ones that I should make sure that my roses have?
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