Advantages and Disadvantages of Naples Roses

Naples is a Danish miniature rose variety . The plant of this miniature rose is not tall, only about 40 cm, but it can exceed 100 cm when planted in the ground. The color of the flowers is very special.

The buds of the Naples rose are bronze with orange petals. When fully open, the flowers are orange, with the center of the flower slightly darker and the outer petals lighter. As the opening time passes, the color becomes older and more retro. The half-open state is the most beautiful.

Advantages of Naples Rose

The advantages of Naples rose are good branching, no need for special pruning, short plants and easy management, good disease resistance, fast re-flowering, long blooming, frequent flowering, and large number of flowers.

Disadvantages of Naples Rose

The disadvantages of Naples roses are that the buds are not easy to open, the flowers are small, the fragrance is not prominent enough, and the flower shape in summer is not standard, but these are acceptable.

Naples maintenance points

1. Pot soil

When planting Naples, you need a pot with better permeability. The soil should be a mixture of peat soil, garden soil, pine needles and perlite. Although the soil requirements are not strict, you still need to pay attention to the soil's permeability and air permeability.

2. Watering

After Naples is potted, water it once to help it take root, and place it in a cool, shaded place without direct sunlight. It can be exposed to light after about four or five days. During the maintenance process, do not let the old seedlings lack light. If the soil is dry, add water in time to keep the soil moist.

3. Lighting

Naples roses need a lot of light and cannot be kept indoors, but they cannot be placed in direct sunlight either. Scattered light is enough.