Caring Tips for Japanese Mary Rose
This article introduces the related experiences of growing蔷薇月季 Japanese Mary Rose, offering insights into its care. The author, based in Henan, has 1.5 years of experience growing Japanese Mary Rose, which is relatively disease-resistant, except when the seedlings are very weak, improper planting methods are used, or the environment is harsh, leading to powdery mildew.
Growth: The growth rate is relatively slow; it barely grows in low temperatures, but it grows rapidly when the temperature stabilizes at 25 degrees or higher.
Flowering: This variety is super floriferous, producing abundant flowers and blooming until death.
Leaves: Normally, the leaves are wrinkled, and this is more pronounced in young seedlings with smaller leaves. In medium to large seedlings, especially those planted in the ground, the leaves are relatively larger and the wrinkles are not very noticeable. When the environmental humidity reaches 70% or more, the leaves grow flat. To reduce wrinkles, increase environmental humidity or reduce direct sunlight.
Flowers: Normally planted adult seedlings (over 1 year old) have flowers with a diameter of 10 centimeters (resulting from thinning to 5 buds per branch, which will exceed 10 centimeters in the later stage), and they are multi-headed, usually 9 to 11 heads, with a medium fragrance, old rose scent, and a single flower's blooming period of 7 to 10 days (under direct sunlight for 6-7 hours daily, tested in April to May).
I have personally counted over 100 petals; in the middle stage of blooming, the white edges are distinct, the main color tone is rose, very beautiful, with a strong sense of depth, and there is no substitute variety so far.
The above is a detailed explanation of the caring tips for Japanese Mary Rose. I hope this article can provide you with help in green plant management!