Roses are usually born alone in the axils of branches, with cup-shaped flowers, layered petals, oval leaves, tiny serrated edges and gray-green colors. When cultivating roses, we should follow the principle of seeing dry and seeing wet, and ensure more than 8 hours of light every day.

The morphological characteristics of roses are shrub plants, with thick stems and small thorns at the roots. The leaves of roses are oval and have corresponding edges. In addition, most roses are solitary at the top of branches, and the flowers are cup-shaped.

Growth Habits of Roses Roses like sunny environment, have certain cold tolerance and drought tolerance, and are suitable for growing in soil with good drainage conditions and rich organic matter content, and the more sunny the place, the more vigorous the roses bloom.

How to water roses roses don't require much water, but when the weather is hot, you should spray more water mist into the air to reduce the temperature of the surrounding environment. At other times, you can wait for the soil to dry before watering, so that the roots of roses are in a semi-dry state.

In order to make the appearance of roses more beautiful, the breeding method of roses needs to cut off the overgrown, dense and withered leaves on the plants, and apply organic fertilizer to roses once a month to promote the plants to grow stronger.