What are the propagation methods for roses?
I. Seed sowing method. Sowing is also a propagation method. First, collect the seeds of the rose, then dry them. Only after the seeds are dry can they be planted in the soil. Then ensure the soil stays moist with sufficient nutrients, and finally wait for them to take root and sprout.
I. Seed sowing method
Sowing is also a propagation method. First, collect the seeds of the rose, then dry them. Only after the seeds are dry can they be planted in the soil. Then ensure the soil stays moist with sufficient nutrients, and finally wait for them to take root and sprout.
II. Cutting method
The cutting method is the most common planting method, generally carried out in late spring and early summer. First, select suitable branches, generally choosing those with good growth, good development, and no pests or diseases. After cutting them off, let them dry in the sun for two days. Once the wounds have healed, insert them into the soil, then keep the soil moist and wait for them to take root.
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Rosa multiflora cultivation methods and precautions, an introduction to Rosa multiflora
Rosa multiflora, also known as white residual flower, has been a fine flower and famous bloom since ancient times. It is the flower of the wild Rosa multiflora, a deciduous small shrub of the Rosaceae family. Also known as multiflora rose, Qiangmi, cimei, and white residual flower, it is the flower of a deciduous or semi-evergreen creeping shrub of the genus Rosa in the Rosaceae family, and has been a fine flower and famous bloom since ancient times.
Rosa multiflora has a very strong fragrance, and the floral scent is alluring. Aromatic oil can be extracted from the petals; its value is higher than gold, and it has high medicinal and edible value.
Rosa multiflora likes to grow by roadsides, field edges, on walls, or in thickets on hilly land. It is distributed in East China, Central South China, and other places in our country. (Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu, Anhui, ** and other places).
Wild Rosa multiflora is mostly naturally distributed along streams, roadsides, garden edges, and land corners, often growing densely in thickets, with branches full of brilliance. After light rain or morning dew, the petals are soaked with red blush, and the scenery is quite fine. Rosa multiflora blooming period: the blooming period of Rosa multiflora is from May to September, blooming in succession over as long as half a year. There are many varieties, and the names are also very complex. "Qunfangpu" states that the varieties of Rosa multiflora include:
① Pink cluster rose, with pink flowers, single petals, and several or many flowers clustered into a flat corymb;
② Seven Sisters rose, with larger leaves, double petals, often six or seven flowers forming a flat corymb;
③ Lotus rose, with double petals, light peach-red, shaped like a lotus;
④ Yellow rose, not only bright in color but also especially early in blooming period, treasured by the horticultural world.
Some people also say that Rosa multiflora has three types: perfume rose, red-branched rose, and glossy-leaved rose.
Rosaceae
Rosaceae is a relatively large family, divided into four subfamilies (1. Spiraeoideae, 2. Rosoideae, 3. Maloideae, 4. Prunoideae), with about 124 genera and 3300 species, mainly produced in the temperate zones of the Northern Hemisphere. Our country has 51 genera and more than 1000 species, originally produced in the central and southern provinces of our country, and now distributed nationwide; mainly distributed in East China, Central South China, and other places in our country. (Shandong, Henan, Jiangsu, Anhui, ** and other places).
Rosaceae, likes to grow by roadsides, field edges, or in thickets on hilly land; Rosaceae includes herbs, shrubs, or trees, often with thorns. Leaves alternate, rarely opposite, simple or compound, stipules opposite. The receptacle is convex or sunken into a saucer-shaped, bell-shaped, cup-shaped, urn-shaped, or cylindrical floral tube, called the calyx tube or receptacle tube. Flowers bisexual, 5-merous, ovary superior or inferior. Fruit is a drupe, pome, achene, follicle, etc. Seeds without endosperm.
Rosa multiflora root
Rosa multiflora root is the root of the Rosaceae plant multiflora rose. This product is bitter, astringent, and cool in nature and flavor, entering the spleen and stomach meridians. It has the effects of clearing heat and draining dampness, dispelling wind and invigorating blood, and detoxifying and reducing swelling. It is suitable for lung abscess, diabetes, dysentery, arthritis, paralysis, blood in the stool, frequent urination, enuresis, irregular menstruation, traumatic injuries, sores, boils, scabies, and tinea.
Morphological characteristics of Rosa multiflora
Wild Rosa multiflora: climbing shrub, branchlets with short, thick, slightly curved prickles. Leaflets 5-9, sometimes 3 on leaflets near the inflorescence, 5-10 cm long including petiole; stipules pectinate, mostly adnate to the petiole; leaflets obovate, oblong, or ovate, 1.5-5 cm long, 0.8-2.8 cm wide, apex acute or rounded-obtuse, base nearly rounded or cuneate, margin serrate, glabrous above, pubescent below, petiolules and rachis with scattered glandular hairs. Flowers bisexual; numerous, clustered in paniculate inflorescences, flower diameter 1.5-2 cm; sepals 5, lanceolate, sometimes with 2 linear lobes in the middle; petals 5, white, broadly obovate, apex slightly concave, base cuneate; stamens numerous; styles united into a bundle. Fruit nearly spherical, diameter 6-8 mm, reddish-brown or purplish-brown, glossy. Blooming period May-June. Fruiting period September-October.
Variety classification of Rosa multiflora
In fact, the species, varieties, and cultivars of Rosa multiflora are more numerous than those mentioned above, and the names vary from place to place. What we usually call Rosa multiflora is merely a general term for this type of flower. Flower colors include milky white, goose yellow, golden yellow, pink, bright red, and purple-black, among many others. The flowers may be large or small, double or single, but all cluster at the tips of the branches. With bright colors and fragrant scent, they are ornamental flowers with both fragrance and color. The branches and stems are semi-climbing and can climb on supports into various forms. They are suitable for placement on flower trellises, latticework, gateways, flower walls, and other places. In summer, with abundant flowers and lush leaves, they truly present the scenery of "dense leaves like layered green canopies, rich flowers like spread red brocade." They can also be controlled into small shrub form and cultivated as potted flowers. Some varieties can be cultivated as cut flowers.
Cultivation techniques for Rosa multiflora
Rosa multiflora is a light-loving flowering plant and needs sufficient sunlight. It is suitable for growing in well-drained, fertile, moist land.
Home-grown Rosa multiflora
Home-grown Rosa multiflora is prone to rose powdery mildew. The symptoms are: young leaves turn light gray, leaves become distorted, covered with a layer of white powder; in severe cases, the leaves wither, flowers are small and few, and it may even fail to bloom. The pathogen can also infect the flower stalk, stems, and other parts. Attention should be paid to doing the following:
1. Improve the growing conditions of Rosa multiflora, provide appropriate ventilation and light, apply less nitrogen fertilizer, and apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer.
2. After winter pruning, spray 1.02 kg/L lime sulfur agent to kill overwintering pathogens. Before onset, spray 200 times equal Bordeaux mixture for prevention. At onset, spray 15% triadimefon wettable powder 1000 times solution, or 70% thiophanate-methyl wettable powder 1000 times solution.
Artificial cultivation
It has wide adaptability. Except where winters are severely cold in our country, it is suitable for planting throughout the vast southern regions. Wild Rosa multiflora rarely has pests and diseases, while artificially cultivated ones often have sawflies, scale insects, aphids, and diseases such as leaf scorch, canker, and black spot. Besides paying attention to spraying medicinal solutions to kill them, when arranging landscapes it should be used in combination with other flowers and trees, and it is not advisable to plant too many in one place. Every winter, old branches and densely growing branches are often heavily pruned to maintain good light penetration and ventilation, which can reduce pests and diseases. Pruning is an indispensable and important process in shaping Rosa multiflora for landscape purposes. Poor pruning results in a heap of thorny tangles, uneven and disordered, not only with many pests and diseases but also unsightly in appearance.
The longer the plant trails, the more it blooms, and the more nutrients it needs. Every winter, soil should be hilled up and fertilizer applied once to keep young branches and flower buds luxuriant and the scenery brilliant. When cultivating as potted flowers, even more attention should be paid to pruning and shaping. Because cut flowers have a large flower yield, they need to be fertilized 1-2 times per week during the flowering season, and attention should be paid to cultivating flower-producing mother branches and cutting off flower buds on weak branches.
Propagation methods of Rosa multiflora
Rosa multiflora seeds can be used for raising seedlings, but in production, cuttings from young branches of the current year are mostly used for raising seedlings, as they root easily. Precious varieties are harder to root from cuttings and can be propagated by layering or grafting. Seedlings from asexual propagation can bloom in the same year. For seedlings used as potted flowers, older branches from superior varieties should be selected and propagated by layering, and attention should also be paid to pruning the main buds and carrying out artificial dwarfing. For seedlings used as cut flowers, varieties that can form flower-producing mother branches and have large, brightly colored flowers should be selected for raising seedlings.
Cultural background of Rosa multiflora
1. Gu Lin of the Ming Dynasty once wrote a poem: "A hundred zhang of Rosa multiflora branches, winding around to form a bridal chamber. Dense leaves like layered green curtains, rich flowers like spread red brocade. Set out a jade Go board, to pass this long red summer. Fragrant clouds fall on sleeves, leaving lingering fragrance for a month." The poem depicts a scene of green winding around and brilliant reds and purples. Rosa multiflora has many flower colors, including white, light red, deep peach-red, yellow, and others, with an alluring floral fragrance. (Rosa multiflora ornamental appreciation)
2. Archaeologists once believed that the Chinese nation was named precisely after the Rosa multiflora of the Yangshao culture at the foot of Mount Hua as a totem. However, modern scholars mostly believe that "Huaxia," "Zhonghua," and "Huaren" are named after Mount Hua. (Introduction to Mount Hua)
3. Rosicrucians.
Called the "Rosicrucian Order" in Japan, it is a secret society that spread in Europe. This was a society developed in the Middle Ages to practice the true Greek teachings in opposition to the Roman Pope and the Church, but it was regarded as heretical by Roman Catholicism.
During that period, this society never formed a legal organization, so it was regarded as a mysterious existence. The goal of the members was to become those thoroughly versed in occult knowledge, honoring "universal love" and taking it as their responsibility to rescue the seriously ill as quickly as possible. Precisely because of this, the Rosicrucians needed to research and practice alchemical medicine. By the 18th century, due to opposition to Roman Catholicism, the Rosicrucians were regarded as heretical.
If the alchemy that served as the foundation of the Rosicrucians had been practical, it might perhaps have replaced Roman Catholicism and become the state religion. "Alchemy is for serving the public." A country like Amestris, which greatly exerted its practicality, can also be seen as a country in reality that does not exist and takes the Rosicrucians as its mother body.
Story
In the prince's garden, every flower was cultivated with care, and every flower belonged to a different person.
Little Rosa multiflora was born here. From the time she was still a small flower bud, the one who looked after her was him. Under his meticulous care, she cautiously poked her head out from the green room, joyfully observing this world and observing him. He gazed at her affectionately, smiling. In the instant she gazed at him, from his eyes she understood that her whole life belonged to him.
Little Rosa multiflora grew day by day. Every day, she appeared before him in her most beautiful form. And he always smiled, watering her, dressing her up, and sheltering her from wind and rain.
The flowers in the garden were all in full bloom, for their own masters, for the hearts that cherished them. One night, little Rosa multiflora was surprised to find that beside her there was an extra beautiful rose bud. The rose that had not yet come into the world was already so outstanding, so graceful; she was the flower belonging to the prince, a unique rose.
The prince's deep affection opened the little rose's bud. Petal by petal she revealed her beauty, the languid stamens rubbing against silken petals; she smiled faintly, so calm, so elegant; her fragrance diffused in the wind, her petals gently rippling with happiness.
The moment little Rosa multiflora saw her, she was captivated. What a beautiful flower! The rose also gazed sweetly at her new neighbor. The two flowers quickly became good friends who shared everything.
When the prince came to the garden again, he was immediately moved by the beauty of the rose in the morning light. But he knew that every flower belonged to a different person. He did not deign to favor her; he only possessed little Rosa multiflora.
Rosa multiflora still waited brilliantly for him, and he cared for her and cherished her as always. Only occasionally would he gaze for a long time at the rose beside little Rosa multiflora. He would gently brush away the weeds beside her, he would be melancholy for her sighs, he would smile for her radiance.
Because of this, he did not notice that his Rosa multiflora was growing weaker day by day. Rosa multiflora is a sentimental flower. She loved him, and she paid attention to his every move. Sensitive as she was, she quickly discovered his feelings for the rose. Speechless, she quickly grew weak. But apart from dressing herself more carefully every day before he arrived, so that he would not discover her weakness, what else could kind Rosa multiflora do? Gradually, Rosa multiflora could no longer sleep peacefully.
At night, weak as she was, she always silently watched the innocent, pure rose, weeping alone in the night wind. The rose was not wrong; she bloomed for the prince. Rosa multiflora was not wrong either; she blossomed for him. The prince was not wrong either; he still cared for her wholeheartedly, only occasionally gazing at the rose's figure. But perhaps he did not understand how sensitive and how fragile Rosa multiflora was. Only his complete love could sustain her whole life.
Careful dressing could no longer conceal the depletion of her life. That day, after she affectionately watched him leave, she turned around, looked at the rose in full bloom, and said quietly: "Rose, I am leaving. He treats me very well, always so meticulously; he thinks he loves me and possesses me, but in his consciousness what he loves is you. Only I can see it... Without his complete love, I could not have lived to today. I only hope that in the days without me, he can be happy. Rose, bloom your beauty well, for the prince, and for me, alright?" The rose cried, "But, but he is yours, you are his, is that not enough? What he loves is you..." The rose did not finish, because she saw Rosa multiflora fall, still with a faint smile and a touch of melancholy on her face.
The next day, when the prince came to the garden, all he saw was the fallen Rosa multiflora and the rose with tears in her eyes. Slowly, he said to her: "My Rosa multiflora, how can you be so foolish? I am yours, you are mine. You should understand, you should know..."
The flower language of Rosa multiflora is the longing of love.
Folk legend
It is said that long ago, at the foot of Tianmu Mountain in Zhejiang, there lived a family. The girl was named Rosa multiflora. Her father had passed away early, and she depended on her mother, living a hard life. A neighboring young man, Akang, was kind-hearted and even more willing to help others. He often helped Rosa multiflora cut firewood and carry water. Over time, the two fell in love with each other and privately pledged themselves for life.
One year, the emperor issued an edict to select beauties for the palace, and Rosa multiflora was chosen. When the girl heard the news, she fainted on the spot. The officials pressured her and wanted to take her to the capital. Her mother begged bitterly, and only then did they agree to postpone it for two days. Kind-hearted villagers secretly told Rosa multiflora to hide deep in the mountains, and if the authorities came for her, to say she had died of a sudden illness.
Who would have thought that word of this leaked out, and a greedy person secretly reported it to the authorities. The county magistrate reported it to the imperial court, and the emperor was furious, ordering a pursuit. If alive, they wanted the person; if dead, they wanted the corpse. Akang and Rosa multiflora hurried into the mountains, fleeing with all their strength. But how could walking outrun mounted pursuers? Hearing the sound of horse hooves already near, in order not to implicate Akang, Rosa multiflora resolutely jumped down a sheer cliff. Akang was overcome with grief and jumped down after her. The pursuers searched and found two corpses below the cliff and transported them back to the capital.
When the emperor saw the corpses, he was both angry and hateful, and ordered people to pour oil and burn the bodies, but after burning for a day and a night, the corpses' skin color did not change and they remained intact. He then ordered people to raise knives and dismember the corpses, but the steel knives could not cut in. The emperor, enraged and humiliated, ordered them thrown into the sea, but the corpses did not sink. At this time, complaints filled the court and beyond, and some bold men cursed the emperor as a cruel and foolish ruler. The emperor did not dare continue his misdeeds and ordered people to retrieve the corpses and bury them together at the foot of Tianmu Mountain.
Not long after, a beautiful flower grew on that new grave, with many thorns on its stem. People all said this flower was transformed from the girl Rosa multiflora, and the thorns were born from Akang to protect Rosa multiflora, so it was named "Rosa multiflora."
Rosa multiflora is the root, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruit of the Rosaceae perennial deciduous shrub multiflora rose. Traditional Chinese medicine holds that Rosa multiflora is cold in nature and bitter and astringent in flavor, with the effects of clearing summerheat and harmonizing the stomach, draining dampness and dispelling wind, and harmonizing blood and detoxifying. It is included in the "Compendium of Materia Medica."
Disease prevention and control of Rosa multiflora
Rosa multiflora can be infected by many diseases, most of which are caused by fungi. Powdery mildew appears as light grayish-white mold-like mycelial bundles on the surface of young leaves and tender stems. Black spot disease is caused by fungi and appears as obvious black spots on leaves; such leaves fall off easily. Rust is also a common disease of Rosa multiflora.
Wild Rosa multiflora rarely has pests and diseases, while artificially cultivated ones often have sawflies, rose sawflies, scale insects, aphids, and diseases such as leaf scorch, canker, and black spot.
Medicinal or dietary therapeutic value of Rosa multiflora
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Ultimate flower-protecting mission: to love yourself, start from reality and strictly follow doctor's advice. Toward illness, do not be careless, do not delay, do not give up hope; face it bravely, warm the silent world with love, and protect the flower field in your heart with care.
Edible effects
From May to June, when the flowers are in full bloom, harvest on a sunny day and dry in the sun for medicinal use.
Rosa multiflora flowers are sweet and sour in flavor and cool in nature, entering the spleen, lung, and large intestine. Rosa multiflora flowers have the effects of clearing summerheat and transforming dampness, regulating qi and harmonizing the stomach, and stopping bleeding. They are suitable for treating summerheat heat with chest tightness, thirst, vomiting, loss of appetite (treating anorexia), mouth sores, lockjaw, diarrhea, dysentery, hematemesis, and traumatic bleeding, etc. They have a certain therapeutic effect on dysentery, chest tightness, and heatstroke, and are also a good medicine for treating anorexia and mouth ulcers.
Dietary formula: flower congee
4 fresh Rosa multiflora flowers, 100 g rice, appropriate amount of white sugar. Wash the Rosa multiflora flowers and cut them fine; rinse the rice clean, put it in a pot, add an appropriate amount of clear water, and cook into thin congee. When nearly done, add the Rosa multiflora flowers and white sugar, and cook until the congee is done, then eat. 1 dose daily. It can clear heat and relieve summerheat, and is suitable for children's summer fever, heatstroke dizziness, etc.
Mung bean congee
4 fresh Rosa multiflora flowers, 50 g each of rice and mung beans, appropriate amount of white sugar. Wash the Rosa multiflora flowers and cut them fine; rinse the rice and mung beans clean, cook into thin congee, then add the Rosa multiflora flowers and white sugar, and cook until the congee is done, then eat. 1 dose daily. It is suitable for summerheat hematemesis, thirst, irritability, etc.
Catfish soup
30 g fresh Rosa multiflora root, 1 black catfish, appropriate amount of seasonings. Decoct the Rosa multiflora root in water to obtain the juice and set aside. Remove the scales and innards of the black catfish, wash clean, cut into pieces, put in a pot, add an appropriate amount of clear water and bring to a boil, then add the medicinal juice and seasonings, etc., and cook until the fish is thoroughly done. 1 dose daily for 1 consecutive week. It can clear heat and drain dampness, and is suitable for damp-heat pouring downward, frequent and urgent urination, etc.
Steamed fish
3 Rosa multiflora flowers, 1 crucian carp weighing half a jin, appropriate amount of seasonings. Wash the Rosa multiflora flowers and cut them fine for later use. Wash the crucian carp clean, remove scales, gills, and internal organs, make 3-5 diagonal cuts on the trunk of the fish, put it in a clay pot, add scallion, ginger, garlic, salt, cooking wine, and an appropriate amount of clear water, steam over low heat for 20 minutes, then add the washed Rosa multiflora flowers, add a little monosodium glutamate and sesame oil, and it is ready to eat. It can clear heat and drain dampness, and is suitable for damp-heat diarrhea and unsmooth bowel movements.
Pharmacological research
Rosa multiflora flowers mainly contain astragalin and volatile oil; they have a cholagogic effect and an inhibitory effect on various bacteria; they can absorb harmful gases such as hydrogen sulfide, benzene, phenol, and ether, and can also eliminate antimony poisoning.
Brief introduction to the medicinal material
[Medicinal name] Rosa multiflora flower
[Aliases] Thorn flower, white residual flower, chai mi mi flower,
[Pinyin] qiang wei hua
[English name] Flower of Japanese Rose
[Latin plant, animal, mineral name] Rosa multiflora Thunb.
[Meridian entry] Stomach; large intestine meridian
[Effects] Clear summerheat, harmonize the stomach, invigorate blood and stop bleeding, detoxify
[Family and genus classification] Rosaceae
[Latin name] Flos seu Petalum Rosae Multiflorae
[Indications] Summerheat heat with vexation and thirst; abdominal distension and tightness, hematemesis, epistaxis, mouth sores, carbuncles and boils, irregular menstruation
[Ecological environment] Grows in thickets by roadsides, field edges, or hilly land.
[Harvesting and storage] From May to June when the flowers are in full bloom, collect on a sunny day and dry in the sun.
[Resource distribution] Distributed in Shandong, Jiangsu, Henan, and other places.
[Effect classification] Heat-clearing medicines; astringent medicines
[Nature and flavor] Bitter, astringent; cool
[Medicinal material source] The flower of the Rosaceae plant wild Rosa multiflora.
[Usage and dosage] Oral administration: decoct in water, 3-6 g.
[Source] "Chinese Materia Medica"
Functions and indications
Clear summerheat, harmonize the stomach, invigorate blood and stop bleeding, detoxify. Mainly for summerheat heat with vexation and thirst; abdominal distension and tightness, hematemesis, epistaxis, mouth sores, carbuncles and boils, irregular menstruation.
① "Yilin Zuanyao": Dried, it can be applied to metal wounds, remove blood stasis and promote tissue regeneration.
② "Gangmu Shiyi": Treats malaria, and women's stagnated blood hematemesis.
③ "Modern Practical Chinese Medicine": Aromatic and stomach-strengthening.
④ "Nanning City Drug Record": Treats diarrhea and dysentery.
⑤ "Shanghai Commonly Used Chinese Herbal Medicine": Clears summerheat, regulates qi and harmonizes the stomach, quenches thirst, stops bleeding
Usage precautions
① Treating malaria: wild Rosa multiflora flowers, mixed with tea and decocted for oral administration. ("Qunfangpu")
② Treating summerheat heat with chest tightness, hematemesis and thirst, vomiting and loss of appetite: white residual flower 1 qian 5 fen to 3 qian. Decoct for oral administration. ("Shanghai Commonly Used Chinese Herbal Medicine")
Dietary therapeutic value
The flower of the Rosaceae shrub plant multiflora rose. Also known as thorn flower, white residual flower. It is distributed in East China, Central South China, and Shandong, Henan, Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, **, and other places in our country. From May to June when the flowers are in full bloom, harvest on a sunny day, and use fresh or dried in the sun.
[Properties] Sweet in flavor, cool in nature. Can clear summerheat, transform dampness and harmonize the middle, and stop bleeding.
[Reference] Contains astragalin and volatile oil.
[Uses] Used for summer-heat with thirst; damp-heat diarrhea, dysentery; stomach-heat with vomiting of blood.
[Usage] Brewed as tea, decocted as soup.
1. Rose flower drink: Rosa multiflora flowers 10g, Rosa roxburghii 15g. Decoct in water and drink.
In this formula, Rosa multiflora flowers clear summer-heat, while Rosa roxburghii clears heat, promotes fluid production and aids digestion. Used for summer-heat with thirst and loss of appetite.
2. Rosa multiflora flower tea: Rosa multiflora flowers 10g, tea leaves 3g. Brew with boiling water and drink as a tea substitute.
In this formula, Rosa multiflora flowers clear heat and harmonize the middle burner, while tea leaves clear heat, remove dampness and promote urination. Used for damp-heat in the spleen and stomach, nausea and vomiting with little food intake, diarrhea, and scanty dark urine.
The flower language of Rosa multiflora
Rosa multiflora: Its flower language represents love and the longing of love. Blooming Rosa multiflora gives people a longing for love; yet love is not merely a beautiful dream. Though the flower may wither, the dearest one in the heart never fades. Rosa multiflora is the beginning of romance and the vow of love.
The meaning expressed by Rosa multiflora flowers: Rosa multiflora flowers are beautiful and holy, representing lofty and sacred love; red Rosa multiflora in particular is an excellent gift for those experiencing first love.
Rosa multiflora flower language: beautiful love, the longing of love, virtue
Key words of Rosa multiflora flower language: beautiful love
Flower languages of various Rosa multiflora:
1. Red Rosa multiflora -- passionate love; (expressing courtship, love.)
2. White Rosa multiflora -- pure love; (expressing love, purity.)
3. Pink Rosa multiflora -- vow of love;
4. Yellow Rosa multiflora -- eternal smile;
5. Deep red Rosa multiflora -- I only want to be with you; I only want to know you alone;
6. Rose pink Rosa multiflora -- I want to spend my whole life with you; I want to marry you;
7. Christmas rose -- love in retrospect;
8. Wild Rosa multiflora -- romantic love (wild Rosa multiflora story: go to heaven together with you)
9. Black Rosa multiflora -- gorgeous love; desperate love; hatred; curse; you are mine
10. Cistus -- rejection
11. Blue rose -- despair
12. Purple Rosa multiflora -- imprisoned love
Cultivated Rosa multiflora flowers do not bear fruit, but wild Rosa multiflora produces delicate, dewy red fruits. Besides rivaling other Rosa multiflora flowers in appearance, the fruit is also edible. This flower has a poet's temperament, so its flower language is romantic.
People born under the blessing of this flower have a romantic personality and are dreamy children at heart. Yet they have sharp judgment when handling matters and are suited to work in the arts. In matters of the heart, they are also perfectionists.
Rosa multiflora pictures
How to propagate Rosa multiflora? Introduction to several propagation methods for Rosa multiflora
Rosa multiflora is one of the world's famous ornamental plants. It prefers to grow in thickets along roadsides, field edges or hilly land. Wild Rosa multiflora is mostly distributed naturally by streams, roadsides, garden edges and corners, often growing in dense clumps with brilliant branches everywhere. After light rain or morning dew, the petals are soaked with a red blush, making a rather fine sight. It has high planting value. Let's take a look at the propagation methods of Rosa multiflora below!
Planting time for Rosa multiflora
Rosa multiflora can be planted in all four seasons. During the growing season the root system must be kept moist, and in winter it must be protected from cold, but the suitable time is after leaf fall in autumn until before bud break in spring, of which the period from leaf fall in autumn to before the soil freezes is the best planting time. To help the plant grow quickly and expand the flower cluster, large-hole planting must be carried out, with holes 1 m long and 1 m wide and 0.6-0.8 m deep, or a planting trench 0.6-0.8 m deep and 0.6-0.8 m wide dug out. Apply organic fertilizer and superphosphate per plant, mix evenly with soil and apply concentrated at a soil depth of 0.2-0.5 m. After planting, firm the soil and water thoroughly in time.
Propagation methods for Rosa multiflora
Rosa multiflora seeds can be used for raising seedlings, but in production, softwood cuttings from the current year's young branches are mostly used, as they root easily. Rare and precious varieties are harder to root from cuttings and can be propagated by layering or grafting; seedlings from asexual propagation can bloom in the same year. For seedlings used as pot flowers, older branches of superior varieties should be selected and propagated by layering, and attention should also be paid to pruning the main buds to carry out artificial dwarfing. For seedlings used as cut flowers, varieties that can form mother branches for flower harvesting and have large, brightly colored flowers should be selected for propagation. Rosa multiflora can also be propagated by tissue culture, water culture, grafting, division and other methods.
Cultivation and management of Rosa multiflora
1. Fertilization management: Rosa multiflora likes fertilizer and also tolerates poor soil. In March, apply 1 to 2 times a nitrogen-based liquid fertilizer to promote the growth of branches and leaves. In April to May, apply 2 to 3 times a phosphorus- and potassium-based fertilizer to encourage more buds and more flowers. After flowering, apply one more rejuvenating fertilizer, after which no more fertilizer is needed. Rosa multiflora is a sun-loving flower that likes warmth and also tolerates cold. In North China and areas to its south, it can overwinter safely outdoors.
2. Watering management: Rosa multiflora likes moisture but fears wetness and waterlogging. From bud break to before flowering, water a little more as appropriate, to the extent that the soil is moist but not waterlogged. After flowering, do not water too much; the soil should be allowed to dry and then be watered. In the rainy season, pay attention to drainage to prevent waterlogging.
3. Pruning and training: Rosa multiflora has strong budding ability and grows luxuriantly. If not pruned in time, under conditions of muggy heat, high humidity, insufficient light and poor ventilation, it is prone to pests and diseases, so pruning should be carried out once after flowering. When pruning, healthy semi-lignified branches of the current year can be selected for cuttings, placed in half shade, and after rooting, transplanted and planted in the following spring; alternatively, before bud break in early spring, the rooted suckers from the base can be cut off with roots and planted separately.