#rosediseases — Public Fediverse posts
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The first two photos were from late May. The next set of photos is from late June. The extreme leaf curl should be obvious. There are no visible insects to be found anywhere on the plant.
#roses #RoseDiseases #PlantDiseases #PestsAndDiseases
#RoseRosetteVirus -
The first two photos were from late May. The next set of photos is from late June. The extreme leaf curl should be obvious. There are no visible insects to be found anywhere on the plant.
#roses #RoseDiseases #PlantDiseases #PestsAndDiseases
#RoseRosetteVirus -
The first two photos were from late May. The next set of photos is from late June. The extreme leaf curl should be obvious. There are no visible insects to be found anywhere on the plant.
#roses #RoseDiseases #PlantDiseases #PestsAndDiseases
#RoseRosetteVirus -
The first two photos were from late May. The next set of photos is from late June. The extreme leaf curl should be obvious. There are no visible insects to be found anywhere on the plant.
#roses #RoseDiseases #PlantDiseases #PestsAndDiseases
#RoseRosetteVirus -
I'm hoping someone here can confirm or deny rose rosette disease.
Backstory:
A rose bush had been relatively healthy except for a few bouts of blackspot until last year when it began to exhibit stunted growth, narrow, pointy leaves that would ultimately curl but not necessarily, thin, stringy stems with an abundance of small, soft thorns. The color of the leaves and stems was more red than green and slightly mottled in appearance. The bush no longer produces flower buds. -
I'm hoping someone here can confirm or deny rose rosette disease.
Backstory:
A rose bush had been relatively healthy except for a few bouts of blackspot until last year when it began to exhibit stunted growth, narrow, pointy leaves that would ultimately curl but not necessarily, thin, stringy stems with an abundance of small, soft thorns. The color of the leaves and stems was more red than green and slightly mottled in appearance. The bush no longer produces flower buds. -
I'm hoping someone here can confirm or deny rose rosette disease.
Backstory:
A rose bush had been relatively healthy except for a few bouts of blackspot until last year when it began to exhibit stunted growth, narrow, pointy leaves that would ultimately curl but not necessarily, thin, stringy stems with an abundance of small, soft thorns. The color of the leaves and stems was more red than green and slightly mottled in appearance. The bush no longer produces flower buds. -
I'm hoping someone here can confirm or deny rose rosette disease.
Backstory:
A rose bush had been relatively healthy except for a few bouts of blackspot until last year when it began to exhibit stunted growth, narrow, pointy leaves that would ultimately curl but not necessarily, thin, stringy stems with an abundance of small, soft thorns. The color of the leaves and stems was more red than green and slightly mottled in appearance. The bush no longer produces flower buds. -
I'm hoping someone here can confirm or deny rose rosette disease.
Backstory:
A rose bush had been relatively healthy except for a few bouts of blackspot until last year when it began to exhibit stunted growth, narrow, pointy leaves that would ultimately curl but not necessarily, thin, stringy stems with an abundance of small, soft thorns. The color of the leaves and stems was more red than green and slightly mottled in appearance. The bush no longer produces flower buds.