Rose Leaves Drying? Avoid This Mistake for Lush Blooms: Expert Tips Revealed

• Rose plants often dry out or leaves scorch in intense summer sunlight, especially from April to June.
• Expert Aman Sonkar advises moving rose plants to semi-shaded or lightly shaded areas during peak summer.
• Direct intense sunlight can burn leaves and hinder growth, reducing the effectiveness of fertilizers.
• Using organic fertilizers like neem cake and mustard cake enhances soil fertility and promotes better flowering.
• Proper care, including timely relocation and balanced fertilization, ensures roses remain green and bloom year-round.