Watering tips and advise as it gets hotter and drier

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  • Опубликовано: 7 май 2022
  • With drought forecast across the U.K. and Europe this year it is unseasonably hot and unseasonably dry, the pest and disease questions are rolling in THICK and FAST
    Most issues can be eased with proper care and watering, so hears the very basics of what TO and what NOT to do
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  • @wonderfullife1228
    @wonderfullife1228 2 года назад +1

    Hi Ben! You're absolutely right. Last summer was so hot in Estonia, that I was watering my roses 2-3 times/week per 10 liters/rose. It looks like this season will be the same. Currently, the soil is very dry and needs to be thoroughly watered.

  • @Tarot_Time_with_Belle
    @Tarot_Time_with_Belle Год назад

    Soo informative. Thank you!

  • @Dianamukusheva
    @Dianamukusheva 2 года назад

    Doing this… lol😂 thank you, Ben! Very informative!

  • @dawnb7457
    @dawnb7457 2 года назад

    Thank you! I will make sure my Princess Anne roses get more water..they are in full sun all day.

  • @dwaynebaker9793
    @dwaynebaker9793 2 года назад

    Excellent video Ben! 👍🏽 I’ve been trying to gauge just how much water, my new David Austin bare root roses, need in their current locations. I now have eight new DA’s and six other types in containers. I’ve done the compost, Bio-tone, mulching, and I recently purchased the bases to conserve the water that drains out at the bottom. Powdery Mildew has hit three plants. But, I’ve begun with a systematic treatment.

  • @lilyrose5612
    @lilyrose5612 2 года назад

    Thanks very much Ben...

  • @rosaarias7128
    @rosaarias7128 2 года назад

    helpful information. thanks 🕊

  • @everettedl
    @everettedl 2 года назад

    I use a drip irrigation system for all of my roses. Water slowly drips directly into the soil and the roses keep more of it. Plus I can automate it, which will keep me out of the hot sun in the middle of summer.

  • @clairegill7891
    @clairegill7891 2 года назад

    Great video thank you ☺️ I think I’m under watering 🙁 my blooms seem to be losing their petals very quickly 🌸

  • @anabareavega4734
    @anabareavega4734 17 дней назад

    Hola Ben, agradezco toda la información que nos ofreces. Quería hacerte una pregunta, qué criterio sigues para regar tus rosales en maceta? Esperas que es sustrato esté completamente seco? He adquirido un higrómetro porque últimamente creo que me he excedido con el riego. Por otro lado que PH debe tener el sustrato de los rosales en maceta? 6? El medidor también mide el EC. Cual sería el ideal para el sustrato de los rosales? Muchas gracias por todo!

    • @the_gardenerben
      @the_gardenerben  17 дней назад +1

      @@anabareavega4734 roses will thrive in many different pH levels obviously the ideal is something hovering around 6.5 to 8 but adjustments can be made if your soil is heavily alkaline or acidic
      They should never be allowed to dry out completely when the aim to get to them and wash them well before drying out takes place these moments of stress that will cause you to have black spot mould mildew and other stress related disease problems

    • @anabareavega4734
      @anabareavega4734 17 дней назад

      ​@@the_gardenerbenmuchas gracias por tu rápida respuesta. Respecto al EC, lo controlas en tus cultivos?

  • @judywang8981
    @judywang8981 2 года назад

    Hi Ben, would you please share how hot your weather is? Mine is in zone 4, and have around 30' C those incoming days, remember you recommend to plant CPM in partly shade, my back yard usually has full sun above 8H, and side yard has about 3H direct sun from 10:30am to 1:30pm with some afternoon sun through fence, which one is a better spot for CPM, Thanks a lot。。。

    • @the_gardenerben
      @the_gardenerben  2 года назад +1

      Hi Of course I’m based in the south coast of the United Kingdom which is zone 8/9 Summer temperatures vary between the low twenties to the very early 30s
      I have CPM planted in both partial shade and full sun it does well in both locations but I would say bloom life is much improved in partial shade so I would go with your second location that has three hours of sunshine per day

    • @judywang8981
      @judywang8981 2 года назад +1

      You saved my life, and I appreciate you...😘😘😘

    • @judywang8981
      @judywang8981 2 года назад

      How about LOS, Eustacia Vye, Munstead Wood, boscobel, and Abraham Darcy? My front yard is also about 8H sun, but it's mostly the early morning sun and late afternoon one cause I had a big pine tree blocks the sun during noon, where should I plant each of them, front or back yard? The pre-order is coming very soon, and I need your opinion to arrange the locations, thanks a lot...

    • @the_gardenerben
      @the_gardenerben  2 года назад

      LOS EV MW AD And Boscobel all take full sun as long as your watering is on point

    • @judywang8981
      @judywang8981 2 года назад

      Got you, and thanks.😘😘😘😘😘😘

  • @Rena0Dawn
    @Rena0Dawn Год назад

    What about newly planted roses should I water those every other day??😯😯

    • @the_gardenerben
      @the_gardenerben  Год назад

      Very much depends on the season that you’re in and the weather at the time whereabouts in the world are you and what have you planted?

    • @Rena0Dawn
      @Rena0Dawn Год назад

      @Ben Hamilton Anderson -The David Austin expert I’m in zone 7a Rockvale Tennessee in the states :) I’ve been growing along spirit of freedom in three gallon pots and now they’re ready for fall planting!

    • @the_gardenerben
      @the_gardenerben  Год назад +1

      @@Rena0Dawn ok so if you
      Are going into autumn once a week should he more than enough then keep a close eye on it in the spring

    • @Rena0Dawn
      @Rena0Dawn Год назад

      @Ben Hamilton Anderson -The David Austin expert thank you will do! It’s just hard because our temps were dropping to the 70s but now today it’s 94 degrees again today! I just hope she makes it. It’s my first time planting a rose in the ground