Those who grow roses know how quickly the enthusiasm of beautiful flowers can spoil the view of leaves dotted with black spots. This sponge can destroy the whole plant within a few weeks and make it drop the leaves before you even enjoy their beauty. It is not a insidious disease, just understand why stains form and prevent basic mistakes in care.
You may know that, the flower bed is like a catalog, and suddenly unsightly black spots appear on the leaves. In a few days, the leaves will start to fall and you already know that the disaster in the form of black spots of roses comes. It is quite easy to prevent. Just learn one proven trick that every experienced gardener will advise you.
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Watering from above is the most common error
The most important rule? Never pour on roses water from above. Once the leaves remain wet for more than a few hours, mushroom spores will receive ideal germination conditions. And so are the black spots. If you water, always to the roots, ideally in the morning, so that and moisture does not hold unnecessarily long.
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Air shrubs, clean ground and no fallen leaves
If your roses are pushed close to each other, the air circulation is slim and the humidity holds inside the bush. Precisely that is why It is important to lighten and not underestimate the roses during planting spacing. Dense crowns, where even the ray of the sun does not get, are the ideal seedbed for molds.
What about old leaves? Leave it on compost, but never under the bushes. Fallen leaves may contain hibernating spores that re -infect young shoots in the spring.
A gentle and effective shield against mold
If you want to protect the roses without reaching for chemical sprays, Reach for Neem Oil. It counteracts black spotlight and other pests and is gentle on plants and useful insects. Just a regular application, once a week or always after the rain. The effect is surprisingly strong and yet natural.
Black spotlight is a tough opponent, but with the right care it can be prevented. If you rush enough air, dry leaves and from time to time you will strengthen them with a gentle product, you will no longer have to see how the leaves are black and fall. The roses remain healthy, strong and the flowers will last all summer.
