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In soluble nitrates, Synthetic
fertilizers are high - the nitrogen form used and directly by the plant. Using
these fertilizers, it will make an immediate uptake of this nitrogen, therefore
creating a burst of fast growth, and producing a plethora of plant-sucking rose
pests similar to aphids which are attracted to this nitrogen & tender new
growth. The advantage to use soluble nitrates as Rose Fertilization is that you can manage when you want your roses to
bloom, how long you desire the stems to grow, and a host of other things that
are of profit to the rosarian who wants to show his or her roses at a specified
time.
What more would they need?
On the down side, it need you to
apply more pesticides to control the onslaught of pest insects, it makes
excessive growth at times when the freezing temperatures may cause die-back, it
leaves unwanted salts in the soil, the rose’s life is shorten, and it bypasses
The Nitrogen Cycle - the method Nature intended to fertilize plants - thus sinking
microbial activity in the soil which is eventually detrimental to the garden like
a whole.
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