Cherokee rose, also known as thorn elm, thorn pear, golden poppy, Shan Shiliu, pheasant head, sugar pot, etc. Attention should be paid to the selection of soil and the control of watering during cultivation. The soil should be loose, fertile and rich in organic matter, and it should be moist when watering. At the same time, apply sufficient base fertilizer when planting, and apply concentrated fertilizer again in spring.

What's the name of Cherokee Rose? 1, alias.

Other nicknames of Rosa laevigata include thorn elm, thorn pear, golden poppy, Shan Shiliu, pheasant head, sugar jar, etc. Rosa laevigata is the traditional Chinese medicine name of this plant. It belongs to the dry and mature fruit of Rosaceae plant Rosa laevigata, which has great medicinal value and is generally called Rosa laevigata.

Step 2 Cultivate the soil

It is best to choose loose and fertile sandy soil rich in organic matter to raise Rosa laevigata, so as to provide sufficient nutritional supplement for Rosa laevigata and reduce the probability of water accumulation. Don't eat clay soil and alkaline soil, you can use a mixture of garden soil and humus soil.

3, watering point

Watering Rosa laevigata should adjust the strategy according to the change of season and environment. Water should be increased during its vigorous growth period and flowering period, and water should be replenished in time in summer to keep the soil moist. Watering should be reduced during hibernation in winter, and the water temperature should be kept close to room temperature to reduce the stimulation to Rosa laevigata.

4. Fertilize regularly

Cherokee rose is a kind of fertilizer-loving plant. When planting, we should add foot fertilizer to the soil and apply liquid fertilizer once every other half month. Before its flowering period, it can be fertilized once to make it have enough nutrients to blossom and bear fruit. Fertilization can be reduced in autumn and stopped in winter.