It is already no easy feat to get moss rose to spill over the pot, but he spent 3 years growing it into an old stump, doubling its value.

Aren't moss roses, being herbaceous flowers, all annuals? They bloom for one season and you only keep them for a year! Can they really be grown for a long time? Then you are wrong. Moss roses are divided into annuals and root-perennial types. Annual moss roses slowly wither after blooming, but they produce seeds that can be sown again the next year. Root-perennial moss roses, as long as the temperature is right, can bloom in all four seasons, and as long as the external conditions are well controlled, they will not wither!

It just so happens that this girl saw a flower lover online who had grown a moss rose into an old stump! This is definitely a pot of root-perennial moss rose!

Indeed, the shape of this pot of moss rose is very peculiar, divided into two layers, top and bottom! This was not grown naturally but created by grafting! In autumn, choose robust branches, graft them onto the mother plant, then tie the two together with string! It takes about a month to survive! With slow cultivation afterward, never mind two layers, any shape can be made!

There are tricks to caring for moss roses:

Moss rose is famously impossible to kill, but precisely because it is cheap, no one cares much if it dies! However, if you want to grow it into an old stump, you must take good care of it! To make moss roses grow well, the secret is to dig a small hole beside the flower pot and toss in a few granules of compound fertilizer. Apply it once a month, and the flowers will be large and brightly colored, and it will also grow rapidly!