Introduction to potted African roses: precautions for the purchase and maintenance of potted African roses As people pursue higher and higher quality of life, the maintenance of indoor green plants has become a fashion. Among many green plants, potted African roses have its unique flowers and easy-to-maintain characteristics, which have gradually become the new favorite of home green plants. This article will provide you a detailed analysis of the maintenance methods of potted African roses and help you easily create a beautiful home. Introduction to potted African roses Potted African roses, the scientific name is "Adenium obesum", originated in eastern Africa. Its flowers are rich in color, unique in shape, and have a long flowering period. They are green plants with high indoor ornamental value. According to "China Flower News" reported that in recent years, sales of potted African roses have increased year by year, and have become the first choice for green decoration in homes, offices and other places. Selection and maintenance of potted African roses 1. When purchasing potted African roses, you should choose plants with developed roots, lush branches and leaves, and bright flowers. Avoid purchasing plants with serious pests and diseases, withered leaves, and withered flowers. Check whether the plants are healthy and whether there is rot or mildew.
2. Watering potted African roses like a humid soil environment, but it is not advisable to over-water. Generally speaking, watering 1-2 times a week can be done. During the high temperature season in summer, the number of watering can be increased appropriately. When the temperature is lower in winter, it is necessary to Reduce watering to prevent the roots of the plant from rotting.
3. Fertilizing potted African roses grow vigorously and require regular fertilization. Spring and autumn are the peak season for plant growth, so compound fertilizers can be applied once a month. During the high temperature season in summer, fertilization should be reduced to avoid excessive growth of the plants. If the temperature in winter is low, you can stop fertilization.
4. Light potted African roses like light, but should not be exposed to the sun. Place them in a well-lit place indoors, such as window sills, balconies, etc. Avoid direct sunlight in summer to avoid burning the leaves.
5. Air circulation Maintaining indoor air circulation is conducive to the growth of potted African roses. If pests and diseases are found in the leaves, ventilation must be carried out in time and corresponding measures should be taken to deal with it. Precautions 1. Avoid pests and diseases Potted African roses are susceptible to pests and diseases such as red spiders and scale insects. Once discovered, the diseased leaves should be removed in time and treated with pesticides.
2. Pruning timely pruning can promote the growth of the plant and make the flowers more beautiful. When pruning, cut off the withered leaves and sick branches and keep healthy branches.
3. Transfer the pot every spring or autumn, the pot can be transferred in a timely manner according to the growth of the plant. When transferring the pot, pay attention to selecting suitable flower pots and soil to avoid affecting the growth of the plant.
As a popular indoor green plant, potted African roses have extremely high ornamental value and maintenance value. Mastering the correct maintenance methods will allow you to easily create a beautiful home. I hope the introduction in this article will help you.