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What is the use of the stamens of roses?
Deciduous shrub of Rosaceae, with fragrant purplish red flowers. Because roses are cold-resistant and warm-resistant, and their buds are tender, the processed stamens can be brewed in boiling water for 5 minutes. Sugar or honey can be added, or their favorite tea leaves can be mixed together for brewing, which has the functions of fragrant and pleasant fragrance, regulating qi and blood, soothing the liver, relieving depression, reducing blood fat and losing weight, moistening skin and caring skin, and has magical curative effect on women with menstrual pain and irregular menstruation.

Roses have stamens. Most of its flowers are solitary, and some are clustered. Bracts oval, flowers about 4 to 5 cm in diameter, petals obovate, double to semi-double. The flowering period will give off a fragrance, and the common colors are big red, pink and lavender, which are gorgeous and have certain ornamental value. The flowering period is between April and May in spring. The flowering period is not long, and it can only last for about one month.

Maintenance method of roses

1, lighting requirements

Roses like plenty of sunshine, and their growth needs a proper amount of direct sunlight, which should last at least 6 hours.

2. Soil requirements

Roses like neutral or slightly alkaline soil, and can also be planted in slightly acidic soil. The requirement for soil fertility is low, and it grows well in loose and breathable soil with certain humus.

3, moisture requirements

Roses are drought-tolerant, but not waterlogged. Water the soil after it dries. Potted plants should not be watered when the temperature is lower than 0℃, and should be watered at noon when they are moved indoors for wintering maintenance.

4. Temperature requirements

The suitable growth temperature of roses is 65438 02 ~ 28℃. Roses can differentiate flower buds in an environment above 7℃. The longer the high temperature time after bud pregnancy, the earlier the flowering. The flowering period is not suitable for maintenance in a hot environment. When the temperature is higher than 35℃ in summer, plants will hibernate and should be cooled appropriately.

Rose is relatively cold-tolerant, and most varieties can tolerate the low temperature of-15℃. When the temperature is too low in winter, plants will go into dormancy. In the northern region, there is no need to keep warm, and potted plants should be put in a sunny environment at 20℃ for the winter.

5. Fertilization method

The late spring and early summer are the blooming seasons of roses, so it needs to be fertilized frequently. 15 ~ 20 days can be applied once. If water-soluble solid fertilizer is applied, it can be poured thoroughly in time after fertilization.

6, pruning method

Prune properly after flowering. If you don't need to propagate fruits and preserve seeds, you can cut off withered flowers. Summer dormancy can be properly trimmed and remolded, and unnecessary growth can also be avoided.

7, pest control

Common diseases and insect pests of roses are rust, brown spot, branch blight, aphid, red spider, longicorn and so on, which should be prevented in time. For diseases caused by bacteria, chlorothalonil solution should be sprayed in advance to prevent them.