The advantages and disadvantages of porch pompom roses. What should I pay attention to when growing pompom porch roses?

Porch Pompom is the best variety of light-colored roses. It has strong adaptability to the environment, good disease resistance, good growth, multiple flowers, long flowering period, and sun resistance, making it very suitable for novice potted plant maintenance.

Advantages of Porch Pompom Rose

The flowering period of the Porch Pompom Rose is relatively long , generally from late spring to late autumn or even early winter. The colors of the flowers are pink, white, light yellow, etc. The center of the flower is light pink and the lace is cream-colored. The color combination is quite beautiful. There are about 36-48 petals, and it also has a faint fragrance.

The Porch Pompom Rose blooms frequently and has many flowers. It can bloom continuously in a suitable environment and is highly resistant to disease . It is super sun-resistant, rain-resistant and heat-resistant. The single flower has a long flowering period and is small in stature but large in body. It is a very good choice for balcony planting.

Disadvantages of Porch Pompom Rose

The only drawback of the Porch Pompom Rose is that it grows slowly in the early stages, and it requires patience to grow it. If you don’t have time, it is recommended to buy large seedlings directly. After a period of careful care, it will bloom beautiful flowers.

Key points for caring for porch pompoms

1. Soil: Porch Pompom is a low plant that is suitable for growing in loose, fertile acidic soil. Based on this feature, we can add some pine needles into its soil to adjust the pH and maintain acidity.

2. Watering: Porch Pompom is a very drought-tolerant potted plant, but it is necessary to water it, especially in the dry summer. It needs to be watered in the morning and evening. Remember not to water it at noon, and when watering, water along the edge of the pot.

3. Pruning: The porch pompom grows very fast. In order to keep it blooming continuously, it needs to be pruned. Cut off the withered branches, old leaves, and diseased leaves to prevent these useless branches from competing for nutrients and affecting the growth of flowers.

4. Fertilization: After the flowering period of the porch pompom is over, we must apply fertilizer in time. During the flowering and bud formation period, in order to make the color more vivid, we can spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution to promote the blooming of flowers.