Is Japanese Mary Rose easy to grow? Cultivation methods and precautions

Is Japanese Mary rose easy to grow?

Japanese Mary rose is not easy to grow. It has weak disease resistance, weak growth, slow growth, and a slightly weak ability of the roots to absorb nutrients. It requires our careful care, but it has a long flowering period, a small plant shape, does not take up space, and has a light fragrance when it blooms. It has now become popular on the balconies and courtyards of many flower lovers.

How to grow Japanese Mary roses at home

1. Pot soil

Japanese Mary rose prefers loose soil. It is best to use loose, fertile, well-drained soil. The flower pot also needs to be breathable. Choose the size of the flower pot according to the size of the plant. Use a small pot for small seedlings and a large pot for large seedlings.

2. Water and fertilizer

Japanese Mary rose has a large demand for water and fertilizer, and will consume a lot of water and fertilizer during the flowering period. Only by replenishing water and fertilizer in time can the flowering period be sustained and the flowers be large and colorful. In summer, the purpose of cooling can be achieved by spraying water on the leaves. When fertilizing, avoid the roots to avoid root damage.

3. Sunlight

Japanese Mary rose likes light, and sufficient light can make its flowers bloom more beautifully. However, Mary flowers are not resistant to sunlight. When the light intensity is high in summer, shade measures need to be taken to avoid sunburn.

Things to note when growing Japanese Mary roses indoors

During the daily maintenance of Japanese Mary Rose, pruning work is necessary. It has a long flowering period and blooms vigorously, which will consume more nutrients. In addition to timely fertilization, withered flowers should be pruned, and yellow leaves and dead leaves also need to be cut off. This can reduce nutrient consumption and increase internal permeability.