Zisaki Miniature Rose Plant｜紫咲

Basic Characteristics

• Variety Classification: It belongs to the category of miniature roses, specifically the Zisaki variety.
• Plant Morphology: The Zisaki Rose has a very small, spherical plant shape with a height of approximately 40~60 centimeters. It exhibits good branching and has miniature leaves.
• Flower Features: The flowers measure about 2~4 centimeters in diameter and are characterized by a purple-pink hue, sometimes described as red with a purple tint. They are double-petaled with a delicate beauty, featuring layered petals. The flowers are abundant and bloom throughout the year, making them highly ornamental.

Flower Language and Symbolism

The flower language of the Zisaki Rose is happiness and beauty, representing the pursuit and longing for a good life, as well as the appreciation and cherishing of happy moments.

Care and Maintenance

• Pot Selection: Choose a pot of moderate size with drainage holes at the bottom to ensure that the roots are not affected by excess water.
• Soil Requirements: The Zisaki Rose prefers loose, well-drained soil. Specialized compost soil or gardening soil for flowers can be used.
• Lighting Conditions: It thrives in sunny environments and requires at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily. Place the pot in a location with adequate sunlight.
• Watering Management: Keep the soil moist but avoid overwatering to prevent root rot. Watering may be needed 1~2 times a week, depending on weather and soil moisture.
• Fertilization Management: During the growing season, apply a specialized liquid fertilizer for flowers once a month to provide adequate nutrition. Follow the fertilizer instructions to avoid overfertilization.
• Pruning and Shaping: The Zisaki Rose can be pruned to the desired shape and size, which helps maintain the plant's health and beauty. Pruning can be done in spring or autumn to remove dead and overgrown branches.
• Pest and Disease Control: The Zisaki Rose is susceptible to pests such as aphids and spider mites. Regularly inspect the plant and treat any pest problems with appropriate pesticides or soap water.