Rose Lavender Plant

Description

Those of you, who are living in the warm winter climates all over the year, can consider growing the Rose Plant.  The plant is widely appreciated for its beauty and because of its ornamental purposes, it is widely used to add more glow in gardens, and indoor carries.

Nowadays, one can also find Rose Plants online at affordable ranges and of good quality!

Plant Specifications:

Plant Facts:

• The plants can efficiently store good amount of water

• The plants are very tolerant to high heat and temperatures

• The trunk of the plant is usually swollen and helps in water conservation

• The plants are edible and have a very long life

Plant Details:

Plant Benefits:

• The plant are of great ornamental significance
• They are widely used in home decor purposes
• The plants are also used in the making of carnations and bouquets
• They are also used in cooking purposes

 Plant Care Information:

Planting: 

• Ensure that the plant should be grown in the area which receives proper and indirect sunlight
• Ensure that proper neutral pH is provided to the plant to support its optimum growth

 Fertilizing:

• The best fertilizer to be used for rose plants is the cow’s manure
• Try to use organic fertilizers to ensure no chemical degrades plant quality

Watering Tip: 

• To keep the plant intact, watering should be done when the plant container or soil has dried
• Do not water the leaves of the plant as it may result in fungal infections

Pest Treatment:

• Use proper sprays and insecticides to remove the pests and dead plant parts from the planting area
• This should be done frequently to protect the plant from various bacterial infections

Seasonal Watering Requirement: 

• Watering frequency should be regulated. It should be done more often during summers and spring
• Watering frequency should be gradually reduced during winters and rainy seasons

 Sowing Tip:

• Make sure that the plant receives full natural bright sunlight and proper humidity to avoid slowing down its germination
• If the plant appears droopy, try altering its watering frequency