Rose spray Lydia, C3.5 pot, H15-25 height, 1 pc, summer 2024

Lydia seedlings grow in the form of low (about 60 cm), a compact bush. Foliage of dark green color, proper oval shape, with a shiny surface. Spikes are completely absent. Flowers of rather large sizes (with a diameter of up to 4-5 cm), collected in elegant inflorescences (12 buds each). The intensity of the color of the petals is influenced by sub -loop features and weather. On cloudy and cool days, the rose becomes brighter and more saturated. With a complete dissolution of the buds, the dark middle is exposed. The duration and abundance of flowering depend on high -quality care, fertility of the soil and timely watering. Rosa Lydia exudes a pleasant, subtle aroma.

agricultural technology

Lydia’s rose is recommended to be grown from seedlings acquired in specialized nurseries. You can also use seedlings grown in the same climatic zone in which planting will be carried out. This variety prefers partial shade. In the hot climate on the too bright sun, the petals burn out. At the same time, a thick shadow is also not desirable-flowers are smalled because of it. Care for seedlings transplanted into open ground consists of various events. First of all, this is timely moisturizing the soil. To determine the diameter of the watering circle, you need to take into account the size of the rhizome of the seedling. The higher this value, the greater the water consumption (on average up to 10 l). Also, the circle of the crown of the flower is suitable as a guideline. The procedure itself is carried out 2 times a week, in cloudy weather or evening hours (especially on hot days). Water should be defended and warm. Survation is considered no less useful in drying time - it helps to prevent the appearance of pests. To make Rosa Lydia healthy and strong, she is periodically fed. To do this, use special complexes designed for floral crops. They are introduced 2 times a month. Additionally, the bushes are sprayed with vitamin additives - they are more quickly absorbed by plants. It is advisable to make them in evening hours, in calm weather. In this case, the bush should be wet. Lydia is perfectly cut and develops on her own roots. For propagation, use lower processes with 3 - 4 leaves. The stalk should be cut at an angle of 45 °, leaving one leaf on top, and in the lower part there are two kidneys. It is necessary to plant the material in a mixture of peat and river sand (per 1 part of the sand 3 parts of peat). You can buy a ready -made substrate for growing roses. Next, the stalk is wrapped in transparent polyethylene or glass flask. After 2 months, a young bush is formed.