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Growth habits:

Rose likes sunlight, is also resistant to half shade, and is more resistant to cold. The soil requirements are not strict, drought-tolerant, and barren tolerant, but it grows better in deep, loose, fertile, moist, and smooth-draining soil, and it can also grow normally on heavy clay soil. Not tolerant to water and wet, avoid standing water. Strong sprouting, resistant to pruning and pollution. The flowering period is generally from April to September each year, and the blooming sequence can last up to half a year.

Cultivation Techniques

1. Planting: Roses can be planted all year round. The root system should be kept moist during the growing season and the winter should be protected from the cold; it is advisable to fallen leaves in autumn to before budding in spring, and the planting period is after the leaves are fallen in autumn and before freezing.

2. Soil: The soil is not strict, drought-resistant and barren, but it grows better if it is planted in deep, loose, fertile and moist soil with unobstructed drainage, and it can also grow normally on heavy soil.

3. Temperature: Roses are light-loving flowers and trees, and need plenty of sunlight, and they should keep enough sunlight during the growth period.

4. Moisture: Roses like to moisturize but are afraid of wetness and avoid waterlogging. From germination to before flowering, you can water more appropriately. It is advisable to make the soil moist and not waterlogged; after flowering, do not water too much, and the soil should "see dry see wet "(That is, water when the soil dries). In the rainy season, pay attention to drainage and flood prevention.

5. Fertilization: Rose likes fertilizer and is also tolerant to barrenness; in March, you can apply nitrogen-based liquid fertilizer once or twice to promote the growth of branches and leaves; apply 2-3 times in April and May with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Promote multiple pregnancy buds to bloom; after blooming, apply a rejuvenating fertilizer to no longer apply fertilizer.

6. Pests and diseases: Under rainy, humid, poorly ventilated, and poor sunlight conditions, roses are prone to powdery mildew. Once discovered, the diseased branches should be cut off and destroyed to avoid infection, and sprayed with low-concentration lime sulfur mixture and thiophanate solution. Prevent the spread of the disease.