Tea rose is an excellent plant that can decorate any home. In addition, it is very useful: it is enough to make tea from this rose to strengthen the immune system, improve mood, and calm the nervous system. Growing a tea rose at home is not so difficult, the main thing is to know all the intricacies of care well. Today we propose to talk about what a tea rose needs. Home care, photos, reviews, features of reproduction, fertilizing and replanting - all this will be discussed below.
Why is this rose called tea rose?
Tea rose appeared in European countries in the nineteenth century. She got there from China. The delightful beauty received its name due to the unique aroma that is unique to this species. With its scent, the flower is reminiscent of one of the many varieties of tea for which China is so famous. Another version according to which the plant received this name is that the queen of flowers simply resembles a Chinese tea bowl in appearance. From the petals of a tea rose you can prepare aromatic and incredibly tasty tea that cannot be obtained using any other roses.
Description of the bush and its history
The tea rose blooms almost the entire season, starting from June and ending in autumn, when the temperature outside becomes sub-zero. The flowers of the plant have a pleasant smell and a very impressive appearance. This flower is a completely undemanding crop, so it is easy to grow. In order to guarantee the growth of a shrub, you must adhere to some rules, as well as listen to the advice of experienced gardeners, which will be discussed in this article.
This flower immediately fell in love with all gardeners and became widely known. Initially, growing the strange plant was not successful because the flowers were not adapted to the given weather conditions. Breeders made their contribution by developing and breeding many other varieties. The flower was prepared for different climatic conditions, so it became possible to grow roses even in the northern regions.
It should be noted here that, despite the cold resistance of the plant, it should still be well prepared before the cold winter period, and also keep in mind that there will not be many inflorescences in the northern regions. Perhaps the growth and development of the bush will not be as active, especially at the beginning of cultivation. When the plant adapts, the bush will bloom better.
The tea rose blooms very well and for a long time when compared with other species. Almost every variety blooms actively throughout July, a little less in August, and blooms profusely again in September.
Then, when the temperature reaches sub-zero temperatures, new flowers stop forming. However, in the southern regions, where winter is not so cold, when the air temperature, at least during the day, is above zero, and at night is not lower than about 35 degrees, then the rose can bloom even in the last month of autumn and at the beginning of winter. For all these reasons, the flower is highly valued by gardeners and landscape designers, who use it for their own purposes to decorate areas.
The history of the name of the flower has several versions. Some believe that the rose was named tea rose because it looks like Chinese tea cups. Others believe that the tea rose got its name because its aroma is reminiscent of tea that has just been brewed. There is also an opinion that the tea rose is called tea rose because it itself can be brewed and drunk like tea, because its flowers are not only beautiful, but also very useful.
Rose petals contain a lot of vitamins, various essential oils, and organic acids. In addition, they have antibacterial properties.
Since the tea rose was brought back in the 18th century, until now a huge variety of varieties and species have been invented and bred by breeders. More popular among them are hybrids that are bred by crossing the French rose and the original type of Chinese tea rose. The varieties are grown by gardeners in their summer cottages.
Tea and hybrid tea roses - what is the difference
tea roses so for their unique and unforgettable aroma. The height of plants in this group ranges from 60 cm to 2 m, and the diameter of the flower can be 6-14 cm - it all depends on the specific variety. The variety of colors of the buds gives a wide scope for imagination - everyone can choose flowers of a suitable color for a bouquet: from light pink to dark red, from yellow to orange.
The fragrance of tea rose can be compared to the aroma of the best varieties of Chinese tea.
A characteristic feature of tea roses is an elongated, pointed bud. In addition, this type of rose is distinguished by strong and massive stems, which are ideal for cutting.
Tea roses, as a rule, are presented as a sign of attention, however, if you do not want to wait for them as a gift, but want to grow them yourself, it is important to choose varieties that will grow comfortably in your climate zone.
Hybrid tea roses appeared as a result of crossing tea and remontant roses. Today this group is rightfully considered one of the most popular among rose lovers.
Hybrid tea roses are highly prized not only for their amazing scent, but also for their excellent flower quality and continuous bloom. In addition, from the remontant species, hybrid tea roses inherited the relative winter hardiness and hardness of the wood.
These roses are somewhat lower than tea roses: medium-sized varieties reach a height of 60-70 cm, and tall ones - 80-100 cm. Their flower diameter is 10-14 cm, but gardeners love flowers with a larger diameter: double (25-35 petals) and densely double ( 50-60 petals) varieties. The latter look truly magical. In addition, depending on the variety, the flowers can be either single or combined in small inflorescences; their color also varies greatly. However, like the appearance of the leaves - they can be leathery, matte, thick and shiny.
In the catalogs of some countries, hybrid tea roses are also called large-flowered.
Modern breeders are constantly experimenting: both with the shape and color of the flower itself, and with the shape and structure of the bush, the color of the leaves, as well as some plant properties - winter hardiness and disease resistance. By the way, the latter characteristics distinguish hybrid tea varieties of roses from others.
Both tea and hybrid tea roses today are represented by a large number of varieties, among which every gardener can choose his ideal option.
Adaptation period
Did you buy a rose? Don't know what to do with it? Are you wondering what it takes to care for a tea rose? Care at home at first is quite simple: the plant does not need to be replanted immediately; it will need a long period to get used to the new environment. That is why it is not recommended to take any action in relation to the flower. Flower growers advise creating the same conditions that were in the flower shop where you purchased the plant: you will need to set a similar temperature regime, air humidity, water and spray the plants as they did in the store where you purchased the flower pot.
Of course, you don’t have to adhere to all these rules, but in this case the plant will take a very long time to adapt, and perhaps even die. Flower growers note: this regime will not last long, after which you will need to create conditions that will be optimal for tea roses at home. Care at first includes protection from drafts, watering with purified water, lightly spraying the leaves, choosing a place where the plant will not be exposed to sunlight to avoid burns.
What to do when the rose doesn't bloom
The most common question from beginning gardeners is why the tea rose does not bloom. There are several answers to this:
- Not enough light. If the windows face the non-sunny side, you will have to provide the plant with additional lighting. For this, it is recommended to use special phytolamps.
- Unsuitable indoor climate. Roses stop blooming in rooms with low air humidity. Installing a humidifier will help solve the problem. If it is not possible to purchase a device, open containers with water are placed next to the plant. Regularly spraying the bush with warm water will also help.
- Lack of nutrition. If the leaves have lost their rich shade, yellowish spots have appeared between the veins, the rose is probably gnawing. In such a situation, it simply does not have enough nutrients for flowering. You need to feed it with complex fertilizer.
- Excess nutrition. In an attempt to achieve lush flowering, inexperienced gardeners apply too much fertilizer to the soil. As a result, the soil becomes salty. The root system cannot fully extract useful substances from it. Transplanting into fresh soil and establishing a normal fertilizing regime will help solve this problem.
The frequency of flowering of tea roses also depends on the specific variety. Some of them are able to delight with luxurious flowers almost all year round. But generally, a store-bought plant will bloom twice a year.
Hardening
Rose cannot stand temperature changes. This leads to the fact that it fades and stops blooming. You can expose plants to fresh air only after you have hardened off the plant. This is not difficult to do: in early spring you can start opening windows for several hours a day. This way you will get more luxuriant blooms in the summer. However, you should be careful: it is not recommended to place tea roses in a pot on hot windowsills when caring for them, because an excess of sunlight will cause the plant to begin to shed its leaves.
During the summer months, the tea rose will feel great on the loggia or balcony, but it is important that the temperature does not rise above 25 degrees. During the winter cold period, the plant will need a large amount of light. If there is not enough natural light, gardeners recommend purchasing special lamps.
Growing conditions
For a rose to develop normally, it needs certain conditions.
It is important to correctly select the humidity and temperature parameters
Air temperature and humidity
In summer it is worth maintaining a moderate temperature. In winter, roses require cool air. Plants often suffer from overheating of the soil in the pot. In summer, the temperature should not exceed +20-25 degrees. Minor changes during the day will benefit the plant.
Rose requires fairly high humidity. If there is excessive dryness, there is a risk of infection of the crop with parasites. Therefore, the plant should be sprayed systematically. This is done every 2 days. To clean the leaves from dust, you can give the crop a warm shower. However, in sunny weather you cannot spray the plant with water. This will lead to damage to the buds and the development of fungi.
Lighting
Rose is considered a light-loving plant. At the same time, the bushes should not be overheated. That’s why they are placed on the west window. The southeast side is also suitable. In order not to expose the plant to the aggressive action of the sun, it is recommended to take it out into the fresh air. If this is not possible, it is recommended to darken the window.
Pot and soil
Roses can be planted in different containers. In this case, the pot must have enough space for the full formation of the bush and free air exchange. Large bushes are moved to a freer container.
When choosing the type of soil, it is worth considering that it must be well permeable to air and moisture. The substrate contains humus, turf soil, sand in a ratio of 4:4:1
It is important to consider good drainage to ensure moisture removal. But do not make the holes too large to avoid rapid leakage of liquid.
Landing
Before the procedure, the flower must be prepared
It is recommended to carefully remove it from the pot and examine in detail the condition of the root system. If there are rotten fragments, they should be cut off
It is not recommended to remove all the soil from the roots. This will make it easier for the flower to adapt to new conditions. In this case, it is worth clearing the plant of buds and flowers. To prevent diseases, the leaves of the bush should be treated with a soap solution.
After completing the preparatory work, planting should begin. Immediately after moving the plant to a new container, the rose should be sprayed with a growth stimulator. This procedure is repeated for 4 months, at intervals of 2 weeks.
Watering
What does caring for a tea rose in a pot include? Experienced flower growers know well: the queen of flowers is very sensitive to soil moisture. You can water it only with purified water; it is advisable that it does not contain any impurities or additives: otherwise the rose may get sick and stop blooming. It is recommended to water twice a day in summer, and in winter - as the soil dries out. The indoor tea rose, the care of which includes timely moisturizing, loves water. That is why gardeners recommend spraying the leaves of the plant with cool water. This is especially required in summer and on hot spring days. When spraying, avoid getting water on the buds and flowers.
How to properly care for garden roses
In order for a plant such as a rose to constantly bloom and please the eye of the gardener who planted it, it is necessary to pay due attention to it
Feeding the roses
It is believed that the most suitable fertilizer for feeding roses is natural manure, preferably horse manure, which is at least six months old.
Please note: you can also use cow manure, but chicken or pork manure is strictly prohibited, especially fresh, since this aggressive environment can harm the plant more than cure it. To make it easier for the plant to absorb fertilizer, make slurry - infused horse manure with water.
To make it easier for the plant to absorb fertilizer, make slurry - infused horse manure with water.
Roses need to be fed correctly and in a timely manner.
When the roses begin to form buds, it is necessary to feed them with calcium nitrate, also making a solution in the ratio of 10 liters of clean water per one spoon of the drug.
During active growth and development, it is appropriate to water the seedlings with an infusion of:
- forbs;
- mineral fertilizers;
- dried chicken droppings;
- infused cow dung.
In order for the plant to absorb nutrients more easily, they should be given to it immediately after watering.
Watering roses according to the rules
In order for roses to bloom on time and feel comfortable, it is necessary to water them about once a week. So, provided that the summer is hot, you can increase the water rate up to two times a day, but this should not be done unless necessary.
When watering, water should be poured directly onto the roots of the plant.
As for the “water regime,” the watering norm for roses is a bucket for one bush. You need to pour water directly under the root, avoiding getting it on the foliage. The soil must be watered so that moisture penetrates into it to a depth of at least 30 centimeters.
Provided that you are forced to leave, and there will be no one to water the roses for a long time, you need to cover the soil at the roots of the plant with mulch, which can be made from:
- humus;
- mown grass;
- tree bark.
This measure will not only prevent the rapid evaporation of moisture, but will also prevent sunlight from reaching the weeds, thereby preventing them from growing.
Loosening the soil
Periodically, the soil around roses must be loosened in order to increase the flow of oxygen into its layers, which has a beneficial effect on the condition of the plant. In addition, loosening also acts as a measure to slow down the processes of evaporation of water from the soil layer.
Loosen the soil for more intense oxygen supply to plants
Feeding
When talking about tea roses, growing and caring for them, one cannot fail to mention such an item as applying fertilizers. In general, all indoor flowers need fertilizing. This beauty is no exception: the soil for it needs to be regularly enriched with various organic and mineral additives. Mullein and bird droppings are perfect. You can also purchase special fertilizers designed specifically for indoor roses. Instructions for using such fertilizers are always described step by step on the packaging. It should be said that excessive feeding can negatively affect the condition of the rose.
Possible problems and difficulties
Inexperienced gardeners often make mistakes when propagating roses. They may not have the best effect on the health of the plant. One of these mistakes is incorrect watering mode . As a result:
- powdery mildew;
- rust;
- black spot.
Their treatment consists of treating the bushes with effective mixtures and pruning the affected branches.
Most often, a rose is affected by spider mites . As a preventative measure, the premises in which indoor roses grow should be treated once every six months. A sign of infection is the curling of rose leaves.
Treatment consists of treating the leaves with a special solution on both sides in the open air. The rose has beautiful and unusual flowering. In order for it to please the eye for as long as possible, you just need to create favorable growing conditions for it and ensure proper reproduction. Which is not that difficult.
Seasonal care: autumn
Do the flower queen's requirements differ at different times of the year? Flower growers say: in autumn, winter, spring and summer, caring for this plant is significantly different. We propose to consider each stage in detail. Let's start in the fall. Caring for a tea rose at home with the onset of cold weather means that the pot must be brought from the loggia or balcony into the house. This should be done when the thermometer begins to show a temperature below 15 degrees. It is best to place the plant on the south side near the window at this time. In autumn, the development of buds and their growth stops. The plant does not need feeding; it is also recommended to reduce watering. Since the flower begins to prepare for winter, it does not require special care.
The temperature at this time should not exceed +17 degrees. The air in the room where the flower is located should be moderately humidified. You should not place the plant pot next to heating appliances or any equipment, such as a microwave oven, TV or computer. The plant will feel much more comfortable on the windowsill, where cool air comes from the street.
Care and cultivation
Tea rose is a demanding plant that needs to be carefully looked after in order to obtain a healthy and developed bush that produces abundant flowering. To do this, certain conditions during cultivation are observed. After the planting bush has been purchased, the root system is inspected. If the roots are bare, they will have to be properly treated before planting: water is taken into a container and soaked for 2 hours to a day. The place where the bush will be planted is additionally fertilized.
Graft
The tea rose is a delicate flower, so it can be exposed to adverse conditions and diseases. To prevent this from happening, tea roses are vaccinated. They select a healthy plant that is resistant to disease and frost, and take its rootstock with buds. Then this branch is grafted onto the trunk of the tea rose. It is worth considering some of the nuances of this process. In cold climates, the rootstock must be protected from the cold. In warm climates, a ball of buds is located at the base of the plant at a height of 5 cm above ground level.
Watering
Watering is carried out depending on the climate and conditions in which the tea rose is kept. As a rule, one watering per week is enough for her. In this case, the soil will be moist to a depth of 5 cm. If the soil is sandy, it will have to be watered more often. Watering a tea rose is carried out like this: water is poured at the roots, this will cause increased growth, and then the plant will have a deep and strong root system.
Top dressing
Tea roses bloom for a long time, and some varieties bloom repeatedly, for this reason they simply need regular feeding
It should be noted that the development of the bush occurs in several stages, for this reason their nutritional needs will differ in different periods
Spring
. Shoots grow near the bush; To increase growth, nitrogen fertilizers are used.
Summer
. Buds are formed; Fertilizers of the phosphorus-potassium group are responsible for their abundant quantity.
No fertilizing is needed in the year the bush is planted. Regardless of the period of development, there must be enough iron in the soil. You can check its presence by looking at the plant: foliage with green and yellow veins, which means you need to introduce this element into the soil. Magnesium sulfate or baking soda is responsible for the richness of the shade of the petals. You need to add half a glass of these substances to each bush and water it abundantly, twice a year. If there is magnesium in the soil, then such an additive will not harm. A month and a half before frost, feeding is stopped to prevent the plant from dying due to weather changes.
Landing
For planting, dig a spacious hole for the roots, 20-25 cm deep. Make a mound from the soil, make a hole in it and plant the flower. You need to try to prevent air gaps: to do this, fill the hole halfway with soil and water it, after planting the plant, fill it completely, and finally water it again.
After the tea rose is planted, it is necessary to improve the growth of the bush, and for this purpose pruning is carried out. Any type of soil is suitable for planting tea roses, but it is best if it has a high humus content and good drainage, since the roots of the plant penetrate to a depth of 1 m.
Trimming
Pruning of tea roses is carried out as follows: branches with already blooming flowers are cut off. Before pruning, you need to leave a few leaves on the stem and do it 6 cm above the shoot, directed outward, at an angle of 45 degrees. Dried and thin branches up to 1.2 cm in diameter are trimmed. When pruning is done on strong branches, their length should be 21 cm, which will allow the plant to have strong stems and large flowers.
When growing a tea rose, you need to form a bush, then the plant will develop evenly and have many buds. When the shoots grow 20 cm and the first bud is formed, they are pinched, which results in the development of additional branches.
Preparing for winter
Preparing a tea rose for winter must be correct, as this creates conditions for abundant flowering in the future. To overwinter the bushes, the remaining foliage is removed from them and the shoots are cut out. Then a frame is installed for shelter. Roofing material is laid on such a structure and a film is placed on top, the ends of which are pressed to the soil. If it is not possible to create such a shelter, the bushes can simply be hilled up to half.
Spring
Caring for tea roses in spring consists only of timely watering. The fact is that with the first warm days the plant seems to come to life and transform. It develops new shoots and leaves that grow into strong branches. At this time, the soil and the plant itself should not be allowed to dry out. In the spring you should start fertilizing the rose - this way the soil will be saturated with useful substances and the development of the rose will accelerate. When stable warm weather sets in, the tea rose can be taken out to the balcony or loggia so that it can soak up the sun's rays.
At first, it is recommended to place the pot with the plant in a shaded place so that it can adapt to the new environment. The adaptation period usually lasts about 15-20 days. In order for a rose to bloom magnificently, you should often turn it towards the sun. In this case, the plant will be symmetrical. But if you do not turn the rose towards the sun, the plant will become one-sided.
Wintering
It is very difficult for tea roses to survive the winter in central Russia. She is thermophilic. If there is insufficient shelter, it will die.
- Before wintering, cut off all diseased shoots. They collect them and fallen leaves and then burn them.
- The bush is highly mulched with compost or peat, this will prevent the roots from freezing.
- The lashes of the climbing tea rose are removed from the support. Roll it up into a ring. Placed on spruce branches.
- A frame is built over them, burlap is placed on top, and a film is placed on it, fixed with improvised materials.
- The ends of the shelter are left open for air circulation. Close when a stable sub-zero temperature is established.
Summer
Speaking about hybrid tea roses and caring for them, one cannot fail to note what requirements the plant makes in the summer. Usually this means abundant and regular watering, fertilizing, and spraying plants. In addition, flower growers say, you should regularly wash or wipe the rose leaves, remove those that have withered, allowing new ones to grow.
To protect against diseases, preventive measures should be taken: inspect the plants for problems, do not overheat. Very often in the summer, flower growers notice that the rose becomes cramped in the pot. Then it is recommended to transplant it. Please note: this should be done during a certain lunar phase. In order not to make a mistake, carefully study the lunar calendar for replanting indoor plants.
Making the right choice of indoor rose
Due to numerous unsuccessful attempts to breed indoor roses, the prickly beauties have acquired the status of capricious sissies.
Popular types in a pot
- Cordan.
- Turbo.
- Patio.
The last plant belongs to garden roses, which is the reason for their larger bushes and inflorescences. The maximum height of an indoor rose is 25 cm. This beautiful bush blooms in May-October.
When purchasing, more attention should be paid to the plant itself. Since the condition of the bush determines the lifespan of the rose
The leaves and shoots are examined first. With a fungal disease, there are black spots on the shoots. The denser the leaves, the better. Ideally, they should also be shiny. Powdery mildew will be indicated by a white coating. With brown and black spots, we can safely talk about fungus. Yellow leaves indicate depletion of the plant
Also pay attention to the presence of young shoots. Their presence is evidence of growth and good adaptation of the plant
Fertilizer
Of course, it is not enough for a plant to simply plant and care. Tea roses need regular fertilization. If there is a lack of fertilizing, the flower will begin to wither and its leaves will fall off. According to reviews from experienced flower growers, mullein is excellent as a fertilizer. The method for preparing this fertilizer is quite simple: you will need 1 part mullein and 2 parts water. This composition must be thoroughly mixed and then left for 5-10 days to ferment. Before you apply this fertilizer, it must be diluted in cool water in a ratio of 1 to 15. Fertilizer made from bird droppings is also suitable.
How to plant correctly
The tea beauty loves sun in the morning and shade in the afternoon, sufficiently windy, but protected from cold currents from the north and east. For climbing varieties of pastel shades, a sunny area near the southern wall is suitable, where there is warmth from the sun during the day and from the wall at night.
Almost all seedlings are grafted onto rose hips; because of this, for areas with groundwater at a depth of less than 1 m, it will be necessary to build high flower beds for planting them.
Tea roses of all varieties grow well on loamy soil that has a slightly acidic reaction. At the same time, their smell will be stronger than on heavy soils.
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In light soils (sand), you will have to add clay, turf or humus. Plants should be planted in the spring; for this, holes measuring 60x60 are prepared in advance for planting tea roses; for a group of plants, the distance between the holes should be from 50 to 60 cm. The necks of the roots must be buried 5 cm into the hole to prevent the growth of wild shoots.
Pruning is not done right away; this can slow down the flowering time of bush plants, and in the case of climbing plants, it will return them to their bush-like shape and deprive them of weaving.
The main thing: shorten weak or diseased stems and do this constantly.
Diseases of tea roses
Like other indoor plants, the tea rose is susceptible to various diseases. Powdery mildew and spotting are the most common. If you notice a whitish coating on the stems and leaves of the queen of flowers, a little like a cobweb, it means that the plant has been affected by powdery mildew. If you do not start fighting the disease in time, the growth of the rose will slow down or stop, and the plant will die. The main cause of this problem is microscopic fungi that attack plants. Under what conditions does powdery mildew develop? There are several main reasons:
- the room where the rose is kept is too humid or, on the contrary, too dry;
- the rose receives excessive amounts of fertilizer;
- the room temperature changes sharply;
- the roots are cramped or lack oxygen.
If you notice small black spots on the leaves and shoots, you know: you are faced with spotting. This problem in tea roses appears when the air is dry or at an unsuitable temperature for the flower. Of course, you can protect a flower from diseases: to do this, you need to follow all the features of caring for a tea rose at home.
Pests and diseases
Powdery mildew is enemy number one. Spray the rose with a solution of soda at the rate of two teaspoons per liter jar of water. Make sure that the soda solution does not get on the soil. It is better to cover the ground during the procedure.
Enemy number two of indoor roses is the spider mite. Special preparations will protect the guest from this: Actellik, Fitoverm, Neoron works great - it kills not only adult ticks, but also laid eggs.
One flower girl I know sprays her roses with pure alcohol, because she believes that it fights mites better than store-bought products. I haven't tried it, I don't know. After treating the plant, thoroughly disinfect the area where it stood, as mites may remain there.
In general, a rose is a very grateful flower; take care of it with love, and it will definitely respond to you with amazingly beautiful blooms.
Propagation of roses and their transplantation
Speaking about tea roses, planting and caring for this amazing plant, we cannot help but talk about how to replant the plant. This should be done when the adaptation period ends after purchasing the flower. You will need a pot that is larger than the previous one, drainage and gloves. Please note: the container for roses must have a hole at the bottom. You will need to carefully remove the plant from the old pot, straighten the roots, and remove the soil from them. And then transplant to a new place and water the ground thoroughly. After you transplant the plant, be sure to remove it from a sunny place for about a day. After this period of time, it will be possible to return the flower to its original place.
Another quite pressing issue that concerns flower growers is the propagation of tea roses at home. Flowers should be planted in the summer. As soon as the plant fades, cuttings should be taken. They need to be cut above the bud that grows at an oblique angle. After this, the cutting must be immersed in water and left until white roots appear. Of course, water needs to be added regularly. When the roots become strong, the cutting is ready for planting in a permanent place and care. A tea rose (you can see a young plant in the photo above) will require the same care as an adult flower.
Reproduction
The best way to propagate tea roses is by cuttings. To obtain planting material, shoots are cut from the bush, leaving at least three buds on them. The resulting cutting is placed in a container with a solution of a root formation stimulator. After a couple of weeks, the first roots will appear.
Afterwards, the cuttings are planted in a small pot filled with nutritious soil. The top is covered with plastic film. As the plant grows, it will need to be transplanted into a larger pot. Flowering from such a rose can be expected already in the second year after rooting.
Useful qualities of a flower
For many centuries, tea rose has been famous for its beneficial properties. Tea brewed from the petals of this plant is pleasant to the taste, aromatic, invigorating and inspiring. Tea rose can also strengthen the immune system and digestive system, and is indispensable in the fight against colds, various infections and viruses.
Tea brewed from the petals of this flower has a beneficial effect on the gastrointestinal tract, helps remove fluid from the kidneys, and quickly copes with diarrhea and dysentery. It should also be noted that such a drink can lift your mood, reduce fatigue, and eliminate insomnia and depression. The essential oils contained in tea rose are beneficial. They are most widely used in perfumery and cosmetology. It must be said that tea rose plays an important role in cooking. You've probably heard, and maybe even tried, oriental sweets that you simply can't tear yourself away from.
