| Plant Type |
Well Rooted Plant |
| Plant Size |
Matured Plant with Flower |
| Flowering Frequency |
Throughout The Year |
| Maintenance Required |
Easy |
Native to the botanical gardens of Europe, this Floribunda rose variety is now available to grace Indian gardens. Known for its hearty resilience and stunning aesthetics, the Red Creeper / Climbing Rose is an own-rooted specimen, promising you a healthier, stronger, and more disease-resistant plant.
As a member of the renowned Floribunda rose family, the Red creeper provides an abundance of rich, red blooms throughout the growing season, adding unmatched visual allure to your garden.
If you adore roses and are searching for one that fills the air with a captivating aroma, consider our Don Juan Climbing Rose. It's a Grandiflora variety known for its intoxicating scent and magnificent blooms.
Being an own-rooted plant, this rose is naturally more resilient against diseases and environmental stresses, offering a durable and long-lasting floral companion.
How to Grow Red Climber Rose
Choose from our two available variants to find the Red Creeper / Climbing Rose that perfectly complements your outdoor space:
Small Plant for Sale: Standing at approximately 1 1/2 ft tall and housed in a nursery bag, this option is perfect for those looking to nurture and grow their plant over time.
Bushy Plant with Buds for Sale: Arriving in a nursery pot, this variant already features flower buds. It's the perfect pick for those eager to enjoy immediate blooms.
Light Requirement and Temperature
Red climber rose plant thrives best in full sun but can tolerate partial shade. A minimum of 5-6 hours of direct sunlight is optimal. The red climber rose thrives best between 15°C to 30°C. Depending on the sunlight intensity in your region:
Opt for our 35% shade net if you're in a moderately sunny area. It ensures your plant gets the right amount of light without getting scorched.
For places with stronger sunlight, our 50% shade net offers superior protection, ensuring your rose plant remains hydrated and cool.
Optimal Sunlight for Blooming:
Sunlight is the lifeline of your red climber Rose. Limited sunlight can hinder its blooming capabilities. To witness the full glory of its blooms, make sure it's exposed to at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily. If it's indoors or shaded, relocate for maximum sun exposure.
Watering
Water moderately, allowing the soil to dry slightly between watering sessions to prevent root rot.
Soil
Prefers well-drained, fertile soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH range (6.0 - 7.0).
Fertilisation
As new growth begins, apply a balanced organic fertilizer to give the plant a good start for the growing season. Reapply to encourage more blooms and lush foliage.
Apply at the beginning of the growing season. High in phosphorous, it promotes strong root development and aids in producing vibrant blooms. Mix into the top layer of soil near the base of the plant, avoiding direct contact with the stem.
Rich in micronutrients, it encourages robust growth and stress tolerance. If you are using sea weed granules, apply 5-10 pellets near the plant root, every 2-4 weeks. If you are using sea weed extract liquid, use it as a foliar spray or you can pour it near the root.
Cow dung is a rich source of organic material and is used widely as a fertiliser in agriculture and gardening. It is not only abundant in macro-nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (often abbreviated as N-P-K), but also contains various essential micro-nutrients that benefit plant growth.
Pruning
Pruning your red climber rose plant helps it grow better and bloom more. It's best to trim it a bit during late winter or early spring. Cut off any dead or sick branches to help the plant grow new, healthy ones. Also, remove old flowers to help new ones come in.
Ideal Planter/Pot
For a young plant, start with a pot or grow bag that is at least 12x12 inches. This provides adequate room for root growth without overwhelming the plant.
As the plant matures, you may need to re-pot into a larger container, generally one that is 2-4 inches larger in diameter than the current one. A mature red creeper/climbing rose plant may eventually require a pot/grow bag that is
18x18 inches or 24x24 inches, depending on its growth rate and overall health.
Given that this is a climbing rose, adding a mini-trellis or some form of support within or around the pot can be beneficial for guiding its growth.
Pest Management for a Thriving Rose Plant
Pests like aphids, spider mites and thrips can sometimes be a concern for rose plants. But worry not; at Seed2Plant, we offer an array of bio-pest controllers that are eco-friendly and highly effective.
Neem Oil:
An all-rounder that not only kills pests but also prevents fungal diseases.
Pseudomonas Fluorescens:
An ideal choice for soil treatment, this bio-pesticide combats root diseases.
Beauveria Bassiana:
Effective against caterpillars and other soft-bodied insects, it's a must-have for organic gardeners.
By opting for our bio pest controllers, you are making an environmentally conscious choice that is safe for both your plant and your household.
Free shipping on all Flowering Plants
Note: There are quite a few processes and steps to be done by us to make sure the plants are shipped very safely. Hence please allow us 5-7 business days for processing and shipping your orders. Orders are usually shipped on Mondays and Tuesdays to ensure that the shipments are not held up during weekends.
Plants if damaged while transit will be replaced free of cost. We will need an uncut unboxing video for processing the replacement
