Advantages and disadvantages of the Landlord Rose

The plant height of the Landlord Rose can reach one hundred centimeters, and the flower diameter is eight centimeters. It is also a medium to large flower with relatively many petals. A flower has more than forty petals. The flower color is red, densely doubled like an old rose, with many small wavy petals on it. The number of flowers is very large, and it blooms almost continuously until late autumn.

Advantages of Landlord Rose

The advantages of the Landlord Rose are strong drought resistance, cold resistance, long flowering period, frequent flowering, good ornamental value, not easy to shed leaves, easy daily care, strong disease resistance, and repeated flowering in multiple seasons. It can also resist powdery mildew and is suitable for planting on balconies and courtyards.

Disadvantages of the Landlord Rose

The disadvantages of the Landlord rose are that its roots are prone to rot and disease, it has poor resistance to pest attacks, it has no floral fragrance, and its flowers lose their shape after rain. Everything else is fine.

Maintenance Tips for Large Landowners

1. Water and fertilizer

Although the Landlord Rose blooms frequently, it has relatively high requirements for fertilizer. You need to pay attention to the amount of fertilizer and the time of application. It also has a relatively high demand for water. You need to water it frequently to ensure that the soil is always moist. It is best to water it once a day in summer.

2. Lighting

The Landlord Rose needs regular and fixed amount of light to grow better, but when the light is extremely strong in the summer, it needs shade to prevent sunburn.

3. Temperature

When caring for the Landlord Rose, you must control the temperature. The most suitable temperature is around 20 degrees. It can be placed in a greenhouse in winter, but it should not be too dry.