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Nutrition for roses: Lime (500g/1kg)
Nutrition for roses: Lime (500g/1kg)
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Power supply for roses: lime as essential support for strong roses
Roses need the right nutrients to bloom beautifully and stay healthy. Lime is an important component of a balanced rose fertilizer, as it helps regulate the soil's pH level and improves nutrient uptake. Discover how to use lime to optimally nourish your roses.
How many lime has your rose bush necessary?
The amount of lime you add to your roses depends on the type of soil and the acidity (pH value). Here are some guidelines:
- Light sandy soil: use about 50 grams of lime per rose bush per year.
- Heavy clay soil: up to 100 grams per bush per year, because this soil requires more lime.
- Your soil: at a low pH value (below 6), it is advisable to use a bit more lime.
Tips for lime use as element by rose nutrition
- When to apply: spread lime in early spring (March/April) and possibly in autumn (September/October).
- How to apply: sprinkle the lime around the base of the rose bush, but avoid direct contact with the stem to prevent burning.
- Watering: give water after spreading to allow the lime to be absorbed into the soil more quickly.
Rose nutrition -most soil pH
A good pH value is essential for healthy roses. Roses thrive best at a pH of 6.0 to 6.5. By conducting a soil test, you will know exactly how much lime your roses need as part of their nutrition.
Chalk order for your roses
At Belle Epoque, we offer high-quality lime specifically for roses. Our rose food lime is available for just €3.95 and is delivered in a convenient mailbox package. Ideal for anyone who wants to get the best out of their roses!
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Products are shipped directly from the nursery every week on Mondays & Wednesdays. By delivering only twice a week, we reduce logistics emissions and optimize our processes. This benefits both the quality of our products and the climate.