How To Properly Grow Roses In 5 Gallon Containers

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Growing Roses is easy as 1,2,3 Grow. I know for many this may be easier said than done, but I assure you that you too can grow roses in containers as long as the container size is suitable to the type of rose growing. The roses I show you here are Hybrid Teas (These are long stem and ideal for cuttings and displaying in a vase) 1- Rose planting mix 2- Rose all Purpose fertilizer 3- 5 gallon or more container 4- Pruning and Deadheading 5- Water daily 6- Prune back and rid them of dead branches and stems after fall weather beginning in Spring.

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I grow Roses in my garden .But my rose Leaves are not growing well. Leaves are very short.When i planted, the leaves are very big in size but now the leaves are not growing well and not only that leaf curl and white sports on the stem I have noticed .what I have to do to my plant to grow well and get many Roses??
I am using vermicompost for my Roses.Still any other nutrients are necessary for the roses to grow MORE and WELL and please suggest if required.

could you tell me the name of the first rose? it's elegant~!

Which brand of rose soil did you use?

I have question about the soil....will your soil mix work good for roses bc it does wonder to all of your other plants or should I buy a soil made just for roses?

What software/application you use for two cameras video?

Thanks for the video great info. I have several roses growing in containers, my question is about dead heading the flowers that are worn out. Is it ok to cut them off or just pull them off. Will it damage the rose bush?

I just transferred my rose tree out of the store container, I took your advise from the last video & got rose soil. It defiantly was "toe up from the flo up". Haha! Everything thing on it was browning & leaves were getting crunchy. I pruned back everything & went to the nursery to get the e.b rose soil. So far so good, got some new growth on it.

I've enjoyed my roses in 5gal pot for years. I did notice a wild hair :-)(stem), that's needs trimming..will cut it off in the morning. Thanks for sharing and happy growing.