Roses have obovate petals and come in a variety of colors all over the world. Roses are usually made into fresh cut flowers and made into bouquets to give to others. They are very popular and have great economic value. They can be used to make tea or to refine the essential oil of roses. There are also many people who grow it in their gardens as ornamental plants. But some people may grow roses in their gardens. Can you tell the difference between roses and roses?

The difference between roses and roses:

1. The difference of leaves

First of all, the difference between roses and roses lies in the leaves. There are five to nine leaves of roses, and there are many folds on the leaves, which is a kind of pinnate compound leaves. Species with pinnately compound leaves.

2. The difference of flowers

Roses come in two colors, white and pink, with 1-3 petals; roses come in many forms, with 3-5 layers of petals. And rose flowers are larger than roses, which is the biggest difference between roses and roses.

3. Differences in the appearance of flower stems

More and smaller thorns grow on the branches of roses, their thorns and thorns are very short and have bristles; There are 3-4 spines.

4. Different flowering periods

The flowering period of roses is from May to September in summer. During the flowering period, the branches of the roses can bloom 1-3 flowers, with a strong aroma; because there are many kinds of roses, generally from April to September, every month will bloom. Open once, so it is also called rose, because there will be one to three roses on the branches of the rose, and the aroma is relatively weak.

When are roses planted?

The best planting season for roses is March, April, September, and October each year. The temperature in spring and autumn is also suitable for planting, which can promote the germination of roses and improve the germination rate. In addition to planting roses, spring and autumn are also the best times to transplant rose seedlings. Rose seeds are planted at a depth of 1-2 cm, properly shaded, and weeded, fertilized, and watered during the growing season.

The method of rose planting:

Rose is a hardy, drought tolerant and sun tolerant plant. Not very demanding on planting soil, but will grow better in fertile, well-drained neutral or slightly acidic sandy loam.

Soak the harvested rose seeds in water, soak them in a humid environment, germinate at 20°C, and after a month, the seeds will split.

When planting, there are 2 rows per border, the row spacing is 40 cm, and the row spacing is 10-12 cm. No need to water for a week after planting rose seeds. After the soil is slightly dry, water the soil thoroughly so that the roots can also absorb the water.

The advantages of planting roses:

1. Roses are drought tolerant and cold tolerant

Roses can adapt well to various natural environments, so they have their own characteristics in many parts of the country. Roses are highly drought tolerant and can be grown without water for long periods of time or in poor soil.

2. Roses are resistant to cold and heat

Roses can adapt to temperatures of 35°C in summer and -30°C in winter. Therefore, whether in the south or in the north, roses can grow in large quantities.

3. Roses can be transplanted all year round

Under normal circumstances, roses do not use seeds on a large scale. Generally, roses are planted by cuttings. Once they germinate and the temperature is suitable, they can be transplanted within a year.