The advantages and disadvantages of fragrant gem roses Introduction to the characteristics of fragrant gemstones

There are many varieties of roses, among which there is a rose with a stronger fragrance. Its name is Fragrant Gem. It is a perennial plant. The flower color is noble and mysterious purple, mixed with a hint of pure white. It looks very enchanting and charming.

Advantages of Fragrant Gem Rose

The flowering period of the Fragrant Gem Rose is long, and the number of flowers is very large. Each branch can independently bloom 6 or 7 flowers, which easily forms a bursting effect. The fragrance of its flowers is very strong. If you put it indoors for a while, you can smell the fragrance of the flowers all over the room, which makes you feel happy. It is also easy to manage and has strong resistance.

Disadvantages of Fragrant Gem Rose

Fragrant Gem Rose has certain requirements for temperature. It cannot grow in temperatures that are too high or too low. Otherwise, it will grow very slowly and the flowers will not be standard. It is better to control the temperature at 15-25℃. It has poor disease resistance and is prone to red spider mites and powdery mildew.

Key points for caring for aromatic gemstones

1. Soil: Fragrant gem will consume more nutrients during flowering. When planting, you should use substrate soil. For self-prepared soil, the proportion of humus soil should be controlled between 50% and 70%.

2. Light: Fragrant gemstones prefer an environment with plenty of sunlight. If you want them to bloom beautiful flowers, you need to provide them with sufficient light. The longer the diffuse light lasts every day, the stronger the fragrance of the flowers will be.

3. Water and fertilizer management: Fragrant gem will bloom a large number of flowers in the early stage of growth, but after the nutrients in the soil are exhausted in the later stage, the flowers will become smaller and smaller. Therefore, in order to ensure the quality of flowering, regular top dressing is required during the second flowering, and appropriate concentrations of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be added 2 or 3 times a month.