Japanese Yamagata rose ∣ bean potted plant in bloom

Very miniature, slow-growing wild rose Yamagata rose rose was once a rare species in Japan Little cutie on your fingertips Blooms all year round, often with double-petaled varieties The flowers are milky yellow when they first bloom, and slowly turn to milky white on the third day. One flower can be enjoyed for more than 7 days Varieties that bloom with light application of fertilizers Knowing how to water is an important first step in the gardening world The second step is to prune Please inquire after flowering and the designer can provide pruning suggestions. Prune well, in addition to maintaining a bushy shape When the branches mature, they will soon contain flower buds again /Spot goods/ Pictures 1~4, shooting date∣2024 12/30 Tree-shaped with trunk, 1 cm long, about 4 years old Paired with Japanese pear peel glaze square bowl Coriander grows on the surface of the pot and overflows the edge of the pot The designer counted and found that there were 10 flower buds including buds and formed flower buds. Start the New Year flower viewing mode Figures 8 and 9, flowering diagram, shooting date ∣ 2020 12/13 ★A care instruction card + average fertilizer trial pack comes with the box★ Yamagata Hime Rose /Planting Difficulty/ ★★☆☆☆ /Fatness level/ ★★★☆☆ /Disease Sensitivity/ ★★★☆☆ Use a shallow water tray to maintain constant water, and easily grow flowers and turn them into flower fingers💕 (´艸｀) -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- Watering Exercise | While appreciating the beautiful plants, provide water regularly every day Soil medium | 400 degree high temperature sterilized Japanese red jade soil (granular soil) Store on the balcony or in a ventilated room for 3 to 5 days before moving to the balcony Sunlight | 3~4 hours of sun exposure -------------------------------------------------- --------------------------