Can the withered new buds of the Chinese rose survive?
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Previously, a flower enthusiast sent a photo of such a Chinese rose, and after seeing it, I felt it was necessary to analyze it as a case, because this Chinese rose has quite a few problems.
In this photo, the first thing you can see is that the new leaves are withered. So let's briefly talk about the reasons that can cause new buds to wither.
Reasons for the withering of new buds: 1. Excessive drought - If our Chinese rose is affected by drought, the growth of new buds is often greatly affected, showing symptoms like blackening and withering of new leaves. This situation is more likely to occur in summer when the weather is hot.
2. Thrips pest infestation
In addition to drought, thrips pest infestation can also cause the withering of new buds. The most typical symptom of thrips causing new bud withering is blackening, deformation, and scarring. Thrips usually爆发 in summer and autumn, so extra precautions should be taken to prevent thrips infestation in these seasons.
3. Fertilizer damage - Fertilizer damage is also very likely to cause the withering of new Chinese rose buds, and the manifestation of withering is often a dried, crispy state, sometimes accompanied by the browning of old leaves, while sometimes old leaves do not show signs of fertilizer damage.
Through a single local symptom, it is often difficult to determine the exact cause, but by observing several places, we can find the source of the problem.
This Chinese rose not only has withered new buds but also deformed new buds. Looking at the previous leaves, they also show varying degrees of deformation and scarring, indicating that this Chinese rose has been suffering from thrips infestation for a long time.
Can the withered new buds of the Chinese rose survive?
Looking at the leaves, there are also a large number of black spots, indicating the presence of black spot disease. Due to the damage caused by black spot thrips, the growth of the Chinese rose is very weak, so the owner intentionally applied fertilizer. The result of fertilizing was not only that it did not provide the Chinese rose with the ability to resist diseases and pests but also caused fertilizer damage, which is like adding insult to injury for the Chinese rose.
Therefore, the overall growth of the entire Chinese rose plant is very weak, with almost no leaves left, the new buds are yellow and deformed, and some have withered.
So what should we do to properly handle this state of the Chinese rose?
Suggestions for handling:
Firstly, conduct a comprehensive treatment for black spot disease and thrips infestation to prevent the further expansion of black spot disease and to avoid further damage by thrips. A mixture of Mancozeb, Myclobutanil, and Dinotefuran can be sprayed on the entire plant and the surface of the potting soil for comprehensive pest and disease control.
Since this Chinese rose seedling is very weak, with poor root system and vitality, to awaken the Chinese rose to grow again, we need to use a vitality enhancer to quickly restore its vitality and enter the growth state. If there is no vitality enhancer, a root stimulator can also be added to the water to promote new roots and allow the Chinese rose to recover growth.
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