hybrid tea rose

Hybrid tea roses require regular watering, at least 1 - 2 inches of water per week. To check for adequate moisture levels, insert your finger into the soil up to the first knuckle. If the soil feels dry, it’s time to water. If the soil still feels damp, then you can wait to water. Water your roses either in the morning or in the evening. Morning watering allows the leaves to dry out before evening, reducing the risk of diseases.

Hybrid tea roses (Rosa 'Korbilant' PAROLE) should receive at least 6 hours of full sun each day in order to bloom profusely. Growing these roses in full sun will result in the most abundant blossoms, while those grown in partial shade or filtered sunlight will produce fewer blooms. If grown in shadier conditions, hybrid tea roses may still produce a few flowers, but the blooms will be smaller and less frequent.

Hybrid tea rose (Rosa 'Korbilant' PAROLE) plants should be pruned in late winter or early spring, before buds begin to form. Pruning helps to promote healthy new growth and flowers. To prune a hybrid tea rose, first remove all dead, diseased, or damaged wood. Cut away any weak or spindly shoots and thin crowded branches. Make a cut into the stem at a sharp angle, just above a healthy outward facing bud. Cut the stem back to a bud or well-developed side branch and then cut that branch back in the same manner. Any side branches that are too short should be cut back to a bud. Repeat until the desired shape is achieved. Finally, use a pair of pruning shears to tidy off any spiky ends and remove any remaining dead or damaged wood. Pruning helps to maintain a healthy rose bush, promotes vigorous flowering, and keeps plants looking their best.