Advantages and Disadvantages of Cathedral Rose

When the buds of the Cathedral Rose are about to open, its flowers appear to have a little red color, and if you look closely you can also see light pink petals inside the flowers.

When its flower buds are fully open, they will appear pure white. This flower is also very good for grafting tree roses. It is recommended to use rose rootstock, which can support its strong body.

Advantages of Cathedral Rose

The Cathedral Rose has abundant, frequent and multi-flowered flowers. Compared with other roses, the Cathedral Rose has very good disease resistance, especially when planted in the garden, the effect will be very good.

Moreover, whether planted alone, in clusters or in rows, the Cathedral Rose can produce stunning blooms.

Disadvantages of Cathedral Rose

The cathedral rose has fleshy roots, so it is very afraid of waterlogging. You must wait until the soil is completely dry before watering it. It prefers scattered light and cannot tolerate direct sunlight. It has relatively high requirements for its growing environment.

If the surrounding temperature is too high, its flower shape will easily disperse and the color of the flower will also change. It is basically a flower that is not resistant to rain. If a little rain gets on the flower, the whole plant will become ugly.

Cathedral Maintenance Tips

Cathedral rose prefers a humid growing environment, so the relative humidity of the air around it should be controlled between 75% and 80%.

In summer, remember to spray it with water once in the morning and evening to keep the air moist. This will greatly promote the growth of flowers and leaves. Do not use sun-dried water when watering.