Have you ever encountered roses with buds that are slow to open? Today we will discuss the common reasons why rose buds do not open properly and the corresponding solutions. Factors affecting the opening of rose buds From pruning to blooming, roses usually take 50-60 days in the spring and fall, and only 30-40 days…
When raising roses, there is no bigger headache than red spider. Especially when growing roses indoors on a balcony, red spider is often a recurring problem! So why does this happen? Is there no way to completely eradicate red spider? Where do red spiders on high-rise balconies come from? Many florists may wonder why roses…
Over the past few days, many flower lovers have asked me for advice about yellow leaves on roses. Even though I have previously shared preventive measures for yellow leaves in spring roses, there are still a lot of florists who encounter this problem and feel overwhelmed. Common Causes of Yellow Leaves in Spring Roses March…
Pests and diseases have been a real headache this year, especially for those of us who keep roses. With roses in bloom lately, especially light colored roses, it’s easy to find little black bugs hiding in the flowers, and these little bugs are actually what we often call thrips. Thrips damage in spring While thrips…
Recently there has been a lot of rain, and our roses need to be medicated regularly to prevent pests and diseases, but some flower lovers have found that their roses’ new leaves are curled and discolored, what’s going on? The reason why the new buds of roses are curling and turning red In the spring,…