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The care of Anne Sophie Pic roses, which are semi-creeper bushy roses with large flowers and tightly stacked petals, requires special attention to the transparency of the planters and lighting management to make the flowers beautiful and form.

Here are the care guidelines that help keep the tree healthy and keep the flowers even:

1.Planter and Potting Machine (Heart Important)

This rose doesn't like waterlogging, but it likes the right moisture. The grower should have a high porosity:

• Recommended recipe: Mix chopped coconut bract (tannin-reducing water soaking), peat moss, perlite and volcanic rock to aid drainage and air.

• Drainage: If planted in pots, pots with well drainage holes should be selected to prevent root rot.

2. Sunshine and place to place

• Sunny: It should be exposed to direct sunlight for at least 6 hours a day. Morning to noon sunshine is best to keep the plants fully photosynthetic without the petals charred by the overly organized afternoon sun.

• Air: Place in a ventilated place, to reduce moisture accumulation on the leaves, which causes black mold and powdery mold.

3. Watering and fertilizer

• Watering: Watering at the root of the tree during the morning. Avoid watering the leaves wet during the evening because it will easily cause mold.

• Fertilizer: * Manure / Organic: Insert the soil once a month

• Chemical fertilizer: Always use a formula (e.g. 16-16-16), alternate with a high-back formula during the need to accelerate the blossom (e.g. 8-24-24), or use slow-melt fertilizer for convenience.

4. Pruning (Pruning)

• Deadheading: Once the flowers have bloomed until sprinkled, prune down about 2-3 branches under the flowers (counting the leaves with 5 subleaves) to encourage new shoots to break and flower in the next cycle.

• Bush: Keep pruning too small branches or branches that point to the center of the bush so that light reaches the tree's cones and the air circulates well.

5. Pest protection

• Fire aphids and red mites: are the archenemies of Japanese and British roses. Wood smoke orange juice or insecticides should be sprayed once a week in the evening to prevent it.

• Fungi: During the rainy season, antifungal agents should be sprayed periodically.