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Many people water and fertilise their rose plants regularly, yet they fail to bloom. If your rose plant is also barren, don’t worry! This simple homemade remedy can help it flourish with beautiful blooms
After using this remedy, you will notice the rose plant’s leaves turning dark green, and new buds emerging within days. (News18 Hindi)
Flower festivals are being held these days in various places, showcasing a wide variety of roses. Roses are sensitive plants that require dedicated care. Without proper attention, they may cease producing those coveted blooms.
Many people water and fertilise their rose plants regularly, yet they fail to bloom. If your rose plant is also barren, don’t worry! This simple homemade remedy can help it flourish with beautiful blooms.
Ingredients
- A handful of chopped ginger
- One spoon of sugar
- Half a spoon of white vinegar
- Half a litre of water
How To Prepare
In a jug, mix the chopped ginger, sugar, and vinegar into half a litre of water. Stir well until fully combined. This nutrient-rich solution enhances plant growth and encourages flowering.
How To Use
Strain the prepared solution and pour it onto the roots of the rose plant. You can also fill a spray bottle with the solution and mist it onto the leaves and stems. Use this remedy once or twice a week for the best results.
How Does This Solution Work?
Ginger contains nutrients that strengthen the plant’s roots and eliminate soil fungus. Sugar provides energy to the plant, boosting its growth. Vinegar balances the soil’s pH level, helping the plant absorb essential nutrients.
After using this remedy, you will notice the rose plant’s leaves turning dark green, and new buds emerging within days. This homemade solution acts as a natural growth booster.
If your rose plant still doesn’t bloom, consider changing its soil and adding the right fertiliser. However, avoid excessive use of this solution, as overuse may harm the plant.
