Rose Growing Diary: Blooms are abundant and beautiful, with vivid colors

I have always been fond of roses, but unfortunately I never paid much attention to rose diseases before, and a large batch of seedlings died because of spider mites. This year I finally found a way to beat spider mites, so I bought roses in large quantities. Currently I have about 20 varieties, which is already the limit for my balcony. I keep telling myself all the time, stop buying, stop buying, but I just cannot control myself every time. I always comfort myself by saying that buying flowers does not cost much money, and saves much more than buying clothes. I wonder if many other ladies feel the same way.
Not going to say much more. Anyway, I am still moving forward on the rose-growing path. What I bought this year are basically small seedlings. The only one worth showing off is the Parade rose I bought 5 years ago, but last winter I did not repot it, and there was not enough fertilizer, so this year quite a few branches were lost to black cane, and the flower quantity was greatly reduced. This year I must take good care of you and grow you big.
Rose Mystery, not as purple as the seller's photo
They say it is a once-blooming rose. Buying it was a bit of a mistake. At the time I was captivated by the seller's photo.
Shepherdess, the color when it first opens is so beautiful, but unfortunately the flowers fall apart a bit quickly, probably because the temperature has been too high recently
Crown Princess, it was originally a wrong shipment from the seller, but it brought me such a big surprise. The flowers are abundant and beautiful, a variety very worth buying
Cut them to use as vase flowers, stunningly beautiful
Not going to say much about this one. The Eden rose that almost everyone has. So beautiful, so beautiful, and the flowers last a long time too. Maybe because it is a once-blooming rose, it wants to stay on the branch a few more days
Castle, I do not know why the bud-like center always refuses to open. For a small seedling, being able to bloom like this is already good. The flower quantity is still fairly large
Experience in beating spider mites: I currently alternate between Jinmanzhi and Aikaman, that is, after using one pesticide first, then after 5-7 days use the other, and for the third application I can use the first pesticide again or use other pesticides that kill spider mites, so that they do not develop resistance to the pesticide.
I have always been fond of roses, but unfortunately I never paid much attention to rose diseases before, and a large batch of seedlings died because of spider mites. This year I finally found a way to beat spider mites, so I bought roses in large quantities. Currently I have about 20 varieties, which is already the limit for my balcony. I keep telling myself all the time, stop buying, stop buying, but I just cannot control myself every time. I always comfort myself by saying that buying flowers does not cost much money, and saves much more than buying clothes. I wonder if many other ladies feel the same way.
Not going to say much more. Anyway, I am still moving forward on the rose-growing path. What I bought this year are basically small seedlings. The only one worth showing off is the Parade rose I bought 5 years ago, but last winter I did not repot it, and there was not enough fertilizer, so this year quite a few branches were lost to black cane, and the flower quantity was greatly reduced. This year I must take good care of you and grow you big.
Rose Mystery, not as purple as the seller's photo
They say it is a once-blooming rose. Buying it was a bit of a mistake. At the time I was captivated by the seller's photo.
Shepherdess, the color when it first opens is so beautiful, but unfortunately the flowers fall apart a bit quickly, probably because the temperature has been too high recently
Crown Princess, it was originally a wrong shipment from the seller, but it brought me such a big surprise. The flowers are abundant and beautiful, a variety very worth buying
Cut them to use as vase flowers, stunningly beautiful
Not going to say much about this one. The Eden rose that almost everyone has. So beautiful, so beautiful, and the flowers last a long time too. Maybe because it is a once-blooming rose, it wants to stay on the branch a few more days
Castle, I do not know why the bud-like center always refuses to open. For a small seedling, being able to bloom like this is already good. The flower quantity is still fairly large
Experience in beating spider mites: I currently alternate between Jinmanzhi and Aikaman, that is, after using one pesticide first, then after 5-7 days use the other, and for the third application I can use the first pesticide again or use other pesticides that kill spider mites, so that they do not develop resistance to the pesticide.