Rose is a deciduous shrub in Rosaceae, with purplish red flowers and fragrant smell. The biggest secret for Yang Guifei to keep her skin soft and shiny is that she is said to have soaked fresh rose buds for many years in the Huaqing pool where she bathed. Rose petals can be used for bathing and skin care, and are natural beauty and skin care products.
In traditional Chinese medicine, the aliases are stray flowers and Rosa davurica. Its nature is sweet and bitter, and its nature is warm and non-toxic. Entering the two meridians of liver and spleen. Efficacy: regulating qi and relieving depression, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. Indications: liver and stomach pain, chronic wind arthralgia, hematemesis and hemoptysis, irregular menstruation, leucorrhea with red and white discharge, dysentery, breast abscess and toxic swelling. "Eating Materia Medica" says "benefiting the lungs and spleen, benefiting the liver and gallbladder, and the food is fragrant and sweet, which makes people refreshed." This product can not only promote blood circulation to remove blood stasis, but also detoxify and reduce swelling, so it can eliminate facial acne caused by endocrine disorders. This product has a good cosmetic effect after long-term use. It can effectively remove free radicals, eliminate pigmentation and stimulate youthful vitality.
Morphological characteristics of roses
Erect shrubs, up to 2 meters high; Stems are thick and tufted; Branchlets densely villous, with needles and glandular hairs, erect or curved yellowish prickles, covered with villi.
Leaflets 5-9 cm, petiole 5- 13 cm long; Leaflets are elliptic or elliptic-obovate, 1.5-4.5cm long and 1-2.5cm wide, with sharp or obtuse apex, rounded or broadly wedge-shaped base and sharp serrations at the edge.
The upper part is dark green, hairless, with concave veins and folds, and the lower part is gray-green, with prominent midvein, obvious reticulate veins, densely covered with villi and glandular hairs, and sometimes the glandular hairs are not obvious; Petiole and leaf axis are densely covered with villi and glandular hairs; Stipules are mostly adnate to petioles, free parts are ovate, the edges are glandular serrate, and the lower part is tomentose. The propagation of roses
Propagation is mainly divided into plants, and sprouting tillers can be dug around the plants before deciduous leaves germinate.
It can also be propagated by cutting, and after flowering in mid-June, it can be cut with semi-mature branches. After defoliation, ditch should be dug around the plant to apply base fertilizer, and then 1 times fertilizer should be applied in early spring germination to promote branch growth and flower prosperity. Roses are harmful to scale insects, aphids, red spiders and powdery mildew, and should be prevented as soon as possible after occurrence. After four or five years of growth, rejuvenation and pruning should be carried out 1 time. Flowers are solitary in leaf axils, or clustered, with ovate bracts, glandular hairs on the edges, and outer tomentose; Pedicel 5-22.5 mm long, densely covered with villi and glandular hairs; Flower diameter 4-5.5 cm; Sepals are ovate-lanceolate, the apex is caudate, usually pinnate lobes expand into leaves, with sparse hairs at the top and dense hairs and glandular hairs at the bottom; Petals obovate, double to semi-double, fragrant, purple to white; Style free, hairy, slightly out of calyx tube mouth, much shorter than stamens. The fruit is oblate, 2-2.5 cm in diameter, brick red, fleshy and smooth, with persistent sepals. The flowering period is May-June and the fruiting period is August-September.
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