Benjamin Rose Advantages and Disadvantages

1. Advantages and disadvantages of Benjamin rose

1. Advantages: Benjamin rose is a rose variety that can be grown as a vine or a shrub. It has many advantages. Benjamin rose grows vigorously and can be used to make flower walls or as potted plants for viewing. It also has good disease resistance and has a high resistance to many diseases. The flowers of Benjamin rose are also very good, and it blooms very frequently, and can bloom continuously for many seasons. Its flower color is bright red, very bright and pure, and the flower shape is large, with a diameter of about 6-8 cm and about 60 double petals. It can also emit a rich fruity fragrance, which is very pleasant.

2. Disadvantages: Although Benjamin rose blooms frequently, the amount of flowers is not large.

2. Maintenance methods of Benjamin rose

Soil: Roses like fertile, moist and loose soil. They must be grown in sandy soil that is rich in organic matter and has good drainage, ventilation and water retention. During cultivation, the soil must be loosened regularly to ensure that the soil is loose and breathable.

Light: Rose is a positive flower and is suitable for growing in sufficient light. Long-term insufficient light may cause the branches and leaves to become weak, grow too long, and bloom poorly. It should be planted in a sunny place to ensure sufficient light exposure.

Fertilization: Roses should follow the principle of "thin fertilizers and frequent applications", and avoid applying raw fertilizers or concentrated fertilizers. After the flowers fade in summer, you can apply well-rotted liquid fertilizers.

Watering: When watering roses, the temperature should be moderate. Follow the principle of "don't water unless it's dry, and water thoroughly when you do". In summer, spray water to increase humidity.

Pruning: During the cultivation of Benjamin roses, regular pruning is required to reduce nutrient consumption and increase ventilation and light transmission.