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How to grow Eustoma: the thornless rose that blooms year after year, growing into a big flower cluster after a few years

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Eustoma is a perennial plant with a wide range of flower colors and gorgeous blooms, including both solid and bicolor varieties. Its flower shape resembles a rose, earning it the reputation of the "thornless rose." Plant one and it blooms every year; grow it for a few years and one plant becomes a cluster, even more...

Eustoma is a perennial plant with a wide range of flower colors and gorgeous blooms, including both solid and bicolor varieties. Its flower shape resembles a rose, earning it the reputation of the "thornless rose." Plant one and it blooms every year; grow it for a few years and one plant becomes a cluster, full of even more vitality and beauty. Today let's take a look together at the growing methods and precautions for Eustoma~

Eustoma

Soil selection

Eustoma likes loose, fertile, well-draining, slightly acidic soil. A soil mix recipe: 3/5 garden soil, 1/5 leaf mold, 1/5 peat soil, plus a small amount of small pebbles and organic fertilizer mixed together.

Potted Eustoma

Temperature control

The suitable growing temperature for Eustoma is between 13-29°C. During the growing period, the nighttime temperature for Eustoma must not drop below 12°C. If the winter temperature falls below 5°C, Eustoma will "sit still" and turn into a rosette shape, and it will not be able to bloom. If the summer temperature is above 30°C, the blooming time of Eustoma will be shortened.

Eustoma

Light management

Eustoma likes to grow in a warm, humid environment with plenty of light. A well-lit environment helps promote stems, leaves and flower buds, and maintaining full-day light every day is most suitable.

Eustoma

Watering method

Eustoma likes a humid environment, but overwatering will harm its roots and make it prone to disease, while too little water will cause the plant to grow weakly and bloom early. So it is best to use drip irrigation, which is more beneficial for the growth of Eustoma.

Eustoma

Fertilizing method

Before planting Eustoma, add decomposed chicken manure, bean dregs and bone meal to the soil as a base fertilizer. Because Eustoma has a high demand for fertilizer, it should be fertilized promptly during the growth process.

Eustoma

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