How I “feed” my roses in containers// Fertilizing potted roses

[@Cat-gh6zj]

I LOVE your roses. I see you have a climber in a Pot. I did not know I could grow a climber in a pot. I am moving to a house with a balcony with a metal railing all the way round and I would love to have a climber growing along the railing.

[@shortiebop01]

I just got the same climber. I'm in zone 9a as well. Thanks for this video. 💗

[@taylorfielding5090]

Cheers from the south bay area! Your roses look and I assume, smell amazing

[@PowertotheFlower]

Ahhh thanks! 🥂

[@bflatplot]

I have heard so many different opinions on what to plant potted roses in. My first try was more like what they do in England and it was too heavy. What do you use? My potted roses are in a greenhouse in zone 7 because of our constant winds. Thank you!

[@aleciajanczak8595]

I’m new and have a few roses on order and learning as much as I can before they come. Your method seems easy enough. How often do you do fertilize yours?

[@PowertotheFlower]

Every six weeks after the first feed and then last feed in September!! Enjoy your roses!!

[@alexk3352]

I've heard that fertilizing organically doesn't work in containers, since the soilless growing medium (and the enclosed environment) isn't conducive to letting the necessary microorganisms flourish, which are needed to break down organic fertilizer into the elements that the plant can utilize. Your roses seem to be doing just fine though.

[@PowertotheFlower]

Interesting. I hadn’t heard that and have had great success in my containers…going on year 4!

[@annann-fn2zi]

What is the size of your pots?