This month's chrysanthemum, Qiu Ri Yan Zhi, not only has a beautiful color.
This article will share the experience of green plant maintenance for Qiu Ri Yan Zhi chrysanthemum, which is not only beautiful in color. Next, the editor will introduce it.
Many flower enthusiasts like to cut the flowers when the roses are in bloom and place them in a vase as fresh cut flowers for appreciation.
Roses love sunlight and are not suitable for cultivation in indoor areas without sunlight. Therefore, it is also difficult to appreciate the beauty of roses indoors during the blooming period. Using roses as fresh cut flowers is indeed a great way to enjoy them, as it not only allows the appreciation of the beauty of roses but also retains sufficient nutrients for the plant to grow.
Today, I would like to recommend a type of rose that is very suitable for cut flower appreciation, with a particularly long blooming period and a delightful fragrance—Qiu Ri Yan Zhi.
Qiu Ri Yan Zhi is a Japanese cut rose variety that was successfully cultivated in 2012. It is a relatively new rose variety and is known for its disease resistance in Japan. It is very tough and can be easily cared for by beginners.
This Qiu Ri Yan Zhi rose not only has a beautiful color.
The color of Qiu Ri Yan Zhi flowers is relatively variable. The color of the blooms is affected by temperature and blooming time, ranging from crimson to dark red. Generally, they appear crimson when the temperature is high and darker, purplish red, or even black red when the temperature is low. The color of the flowers tends to be reddish when they first open, and as the blooming time increases, the color gradually deepens to purplish red or even black red. The color is most beautiful in late autumn, with a deep purple black red.
Qiu Ri Yan Zhi has a strong fragrance and is very pleasant to smell. It is also very suitable for potted plant appreciation, but it has a particularly long blooming period. In spring and autumn, the flowers are full and, as they bloom, they emit a strong fragrance. The flowers in spring and autumn are less likely to scatter, while in summer they are more prone to scattering.
Qiu Ri Yan Zhi is a cut flower variety and also a large shrub. When young, the branches are relatively thin and soft, and tend to grow horizontally. However, after the plant matures and strong suckers emerge, these can be pruned during the winter to remove the thin, soft branches and to trim the strong suckers to a certain height, thereby controlling the plant's shape and preventing it from growing wildly horizontally.