01-11-2023, 06:27 AM
morning ladies 
The sun's out!
Olive, the colours your Peace rose has changed to are part of the spectrum of colours Peace can be. Roses change for a variety of reasons, the seasons fluctuating quickly from hot to cold and vice versa, lack of nutrients or even too much. And sometimes when we move a rose the soil makeup can be different even within our own gardens. You could have moved it into a sunnier or shadier spot and that could have done it too. Roses are good at sulking so I usually give them a good feed of epsom salts (for cane strength) and potash (for flowers) whe I move them. Potash can change the depth of colour though. Worm wee or liquid seaweed is also great. It's up to you with what you want to do with it. If it was mine, I would leave it for a season and see how it goes. Your next flushes could be 'normal' and it could just be the rose's way of still settling in. Last season, my Jack Frost turned from white to pink (not a pink fan here lol) so I've moved it and will see how it goes this year. If it's still pink, I'll be giving it away and buying another white rose. Hope this helps.
I'm not sure what we are going to do today, will wing it lol. MrK needs a blood test so he'll have that done.
A couple of mornings stitching the thrush and I've almost finished the body. I'm very pleased with it so far. Nothing like the tail end of a cylcone to get me cranked up lol.
Happy crafting
The sun's out!Olive, the colours your Peace rose has changed to are part of the spectrum of colours Peace can be. Roses change for a variety of reasons, the seasons fluctuating quickly from hot to cold and vice versa, lack of nutrients or even too much. And sometimes when we move a rose the soil makeup can be different even within our own gardens. You could have moved it into a sunnier or shadier spot and that could have done it too. Roses are good at sulking so I usually give them a good feed of epsom salts (for cane strength) and potash (for flowers) whe I move them. Potash can change the depth of colour though. Worm wee or liquid seaweed is also great. It's up to you with what you want to do with it. If it was mine, I would leave it for a season and see how it goes. Your next flushes could be 'normal' and it could just be the rose's way of still settling in. Last season, my Jack Frost turned from white to pink (not a pink fan here lol) so I've moved it and will see how it goes this year. If it's still pink, I'll be giving it away and buying another white rose. Hope this helps.
I'm not sure what we are going to do today, will wing it lol. MrK needs a blood test so he'll have that done.
A couple of mornings stitching the thrush and I've almost finished the body. I'm very pleased with it so far. Nothing like the tail end of a cylcone to get me cranked up lol.
Happy crafting
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