How to care for seasonal roses
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I bought it from the flower market yesterday; the owner told me it’s called a Four Seasons rose. Personally, I don’t think there’s much difference between it and regular roses. I’m in Changchun, and I’m not sure what precautions should be taken for its care
The background of this rose is even more imposing than the rose itself
Roses are originally a type of rose bush, and this potted variety is dwarfed, making it more suitable for home cultivation. https://jingyan.baidu.com/article/d7130635f51d7113fdf47585.html
Judging from the plant’s growth and the pot used, it is difficult to cultivate no matter where you place it. This plant is already quite large; using such a small pot poses problems with both water and nutrients. If a pot with twice the diameter is used and proper base fertilizer is applied, it should still be possible to grow it well. This flower is grown in a greenhouse; when it is about to bloom, it is potted up for sale. Away from the optimal conditions of water and nutrients found in the greenhouse, it basically reaches the end of its life after being grown in such a small pot.
Simply put, just follow the same methods used for growing roses.
Yay, thanks to Boss Li for sharing the link – I totally forgot about the handy Baidu;P
You are absolutely right; the photo was taken when it was first bought, and the pot was changed after taking the photo. Thank you
I also keep some easy-to-care-for plants at home, such as spider plants, golden pothos, and sweet basil. . . . . There’s also a tank of guppies by the computer desk; it’s nice to take a look at them when you’re tired from working. It’s moisturizing; P
I need to learn from you* – life should be lived in a more fulfilling way
Are roses still relatively easy to care for? If you want it to bloom in winter, it will need to be in a greenhouse. . . I’ve grown them before, and they all turned into rose bushes that grew really big. . .