• Preparation for pruning
  2.1 Initial inspection
  Before pruning, examine your rose bushes to identify dead or damaged branches and visualize how you want them to look after pruning.
  2.2 Preparation of the work area
  Choose a dry, sunny day to prune. Make sure you have enough space around the plant and remove any weeds and debris.
• Pruning techniques
  3.1 Rejuvenation pruning
  This technique is used to revitalize old rose bushes, removing up to a third of the plant to stimulate new growth.
  3.2 Training pruning
  It is used on young rose bushes to establish a strong structure. Weak or poorly located branches are removed to encourage uniform growth.
  3.3 Removal of dead or damaged branches
  It is essential to maintain the health of the plant. Cut these branches to the point of union with a healthy branch.
• Step by step: how to prune roses correctly
  4.1 Identification of types of roses
  Make sure you know the type of roses you have in your garden: climbing, bush or miniature.
  4.2 Step by step to prune rose bushes
  Depending on the type of rose, follow specific instructions for proper pruning.
• Post-pruning care
  5.1 Fertilization
  Apply a balanced rose-specific fertilizer after pruning for healthy growth.
  5.2 Adequate irrigation
  Keep the soil slightly moist and avoid watering directly on the flowers to prevent diseases.
  5.3 Pest and disease control
  Monitor your rose bushes and treat any problems promptly to prevent the spread of disease.
• Personal experiences and additional tips
  6.1 My experiences with pruning roses
  Experiment with different techniques and see how your roses respond.
  6.2 Tips to maximize success
  Don’t be afraid to prune too much; keep your tools clean and sharp; observe and learn from your roses.

Conclusion
With this guide, you’ll be able to prune your roses like an expert and enjoy healthy, lush blooms.