hybrid tea rose

Hybrid Tea Rose plants should be watered regularly throughout the growing season to ensure healthy flowering. Water at the base of the plant or along the drip line. It is important to water deeply, thoroughly saturating the soil, so it's best to water for 15-20 minutes at a time if possible. Frequency of watering will depend on the conditions and stage of growth the plant is in. During the heat of summer, it may be necessary to water every 3-4 days. As temperatures cool, reduce watering to every 5-7 days. In general, a Hybrid Tea Rose is best watered once a week during the growing season when the weather is warm and dry. If there is ample rainfall, additional watering may not be necessary.

Hybrid tea roses like Rosa 'Meivildo' Royal Brompton Roses grow best in full sun, meaning an area that receives direct sunlight for at least 6 hours per day. Since they are an upright bush, they should be planted in an area that gets morning sun until late afternoon. This will give the hybrid tea rose adequate sun exposure. Depending on the climate, the rose may also receive filtered sunlight in the afternoon, which helps promote better flowering.

Hybrid tea rose plants (Rosa 'Meivildo' ROYAL BROMPTON ROSE) should be pruned when the plant is dormant, typically in late winter or early spring. Start pruning hybrid tea roses by removing dead, diseased, and damaged canes. These weak stems will not produce strong, healthy roses. Then cut back the remaining healthy canes by about 1-third of their length and angle the cut so that it slants away from the center of the plant. Finally, remove any canes that are growing too close together or crossing through the center of the plant. Pruning helps to shape the hybrid tea rose and keep it healthy, so it's important to prune each year.