Potted rose that blooms in all four seasons and overflows with fragrance, the most worthwhile one to buy with zero negative reviews
Introduction
Green potted plants have become an essential decorative element of home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and also uplifts the mood and cultivates character. "Flower Sound Potted Plant Diary, Issue 1108" introduces you to a potted rose with an excellent reputation.
Today's Featured Plant
The common cut-flower rose has an elegant and beautiful flower shape. It is a commonly used flower for festivals and celebrations, and can also be grown in pots for ornamental viewing, and is loved by people all over the world. In fact, the "roses" we see are all cut-flower monthly roses (Rosa hybrida); true roses are similar to wild multiflora roses and have low ornamental value. The flower introduced today is named Shinju, one of the most popular potted ornamental varieties.
Shinju
Shinju is an upright-growing shrub plant of the Rosaceae family. Its branches are slender, and it can also be cultivated as a climbing plant. It was bred in 2009 by Japanese breeder Sadazo Yoshiike. It is double-flowered, with changeable flower colors: spring flowers are apricot pink, summer flowers are lemon pink, about 10 cm in diameter; the number of petals reaches 100 to 150, with cup-shaped, quartered, and classic flower forms, opening in small clusters, and has high ornamental value.
Long blooming period, fruity fragrance
Besides the beautiful flowers, Shinju also has a very long blooming period, blooming completely in all four seasons, with multiple flower heads opening in clusters. The flowers carry a strong sweet fruity fragrance. While enjoying the flowers, you can also enjoy waves of fragrance rushing to the nose, pleasing to the eye and refreshing to the heart. It is heat-tolerant, and a single flower can last more than a week and does not easily fall apart. Its performance in Guangdong is also very good, and together with Monet and Red Eden Rose it is known as one of the "Three Treasures of Heat Tolerance."
Super easy to grow
Shinju has very good disease resistance and is not difficult to cultivate. Although it is a shrub, with simple pruning it can absolutely be grown in pots, and balcony gardeners can also have a Shinju. Specific care is not difficult: it needs loose, well-drained soil, and ordinary general-purpose nutrient soil can satisfy it. Blooming also requires light, with a south-facing balcony being best; it does not demand much fertilizer or water, water thoroughly after the soil dries out, and apply light fertilizer frequently.
Worth buying
These excellent qualities have earned Shinju the title of "Asia's No. 1 Rose." It is in no way inferior to classic European rose varieties, and has won major international awards for new fragrant rose varieties many times. From its breeding and release in 2009 to today, it has gained countless honors over many years since its "debut." It is hailed as the "zero negative review rose," widely loved by horticulturists and flower enthusiasts, a variety you must buy without regret, and very worth owning.