Mini mix rose is a miniature rose variety that can be grown in a pot at home. A flower grower will need patience in caring for this spoiled beauty, but in response to attention, she will give flowers of extraordinary beauty and various shades.
Rose mini mix belongs to the category of miniature roses. It is also called mini rose, miniflora, indoor rose and patio rose. Its names indicate that the flower is intended for growing at home or can be used to decorate a winter garden, patio, terrace, and even for border landscaping. The southeastern part of Asia is considered the homeland of the plant. Plants with pink flowers are most common, but varieties with flowers of red, orange, white are also available.
In order for the bush to bloom well, the upper buds must be pinched off.
Care
The flower pot must be placed in a room with medium humidity, since miniature roses do not tolerate dry air. Drying out of the soil leads to the death of the flower. Mix mini roses love light, but diffused sunlight is preferable. Daylight hours should be at least 6 hours. Mini mix roses grow well on northern windows. In the warm season, mix mini roses can be taken out onto the balcony or, if possible, planted on flower beds, since this plant loves fresh, moist air. The room temperature should be around 14-20 ° C, especially during the flowering period. Rose mix mini does not tolerate the neighborhood with heating devices, therefore, in winter, it is preferable not to put the pot on the windowsill. The flower also does not tolerate cold: at temperatures below 5 ° C, the plant can freeze and die. At the same time, slight freezing is not as dangerous for him as the summer heat. In mild winter temperatures, many growers prefer to keep the pots on the balcony or loggia.
At home, the mini-mix rose is transplanted after flowering once every two years by the transshipment method.
Watering and feeding
Rose mix mini requires regular watering. The soil must be well moistened. You can also add a little water to the pan of the pot, into which the pebbles are poured. For watering, it is preferable to use settled or melt water, since the flower is sensitive to chemicals contained in tap water. Leaves must be sprayed with a spray bottle. The best option is a fine spray, in which the plant is covered with a damp haze. This should be done as often as possible. Avoid waterlogging the soil. This can lead to decay of the root system and blackening of the shoots.
In the summer, it is necessary to fertilize the soil with nitrogen and mineral fertilizers. The rose thrives in a slightly acidic soil (pH = 5.0-6.0).
