27 June 2026
Cut roses · Credible Blooms
Farm-specific programme for 17.5 hectares. Its farm totals are not a general order recommendation.
CROP BY CROP
Cut Roses
Application guidance, soil pH and field resources.
APPLICATION GUIDANCE
Maxyield for Cut Roses
Root cuttings in the nursery using the farm’s existing medium and fertility programme; no separate nursery Maxyield dose is specified in the rose protocol. Before transplanting into production beds, incorporate 20 g/m² (200 kg/ha). Repeat 20 g/m² about six weeks after transplanting. In established commercial beds apply 20 g/m² every six weeks across the active root zone, then irrigate. Review the interval after a full production year.
For soilless greenhouse production, measure and manage substrate pH separately; a field-soil pH chart should not be applied to hydroponic or inert media.
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Soil pH & crop suitability
pH is a guide, not a yield prediction. These ranges need local soil-test interpretation; unlisted values are not automatically safe.
pH 6.0–6.5 in field soil
Preferred range
Best pH conditions for this crop; no yield percentage is promised.
pH 5.5–5.9
Near the preferred range
Usually a lower pH risk; test nutrients and monitor the crop.
pH Below 5.5
Below the preferred range
Increasing risk of reduced growth or yield; investigate soil acidity and nutrition.
pH Above 6.5
Above the preferred range
Check for nutrient limitations, particularly micronutrients.
Maxyield is a soil conditioner. It does not replace fertiliser or a soil-test-based liming programme. Nursery media rates are separate from field rates.
About the crop photographs
Crop photographs help identify each crop. Reference images are illustrative and do not show Maxyield treatment results.
- Cut Roses — Burkhard Mücke, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized for the web; framing varies with screen size.