Rose and its pink:Planting, Growing and farming of roses.

 

Rose and its pink

Planting, Growing and farming of roses.. 

          What is the rose flower?

           Everyone loves to see roses blooming in plants, we experience joy, happiness and peace as soon as we see roses. No matter where the flower blooms or what color it is, man stops there as soon as he sees it. The rose is a symbol of divine love. The function of the relatively large rose flower, which is found in various colors as a symbol of divine love, is to give fragrance, enliven the weather and enliven life. Flowers are tender and delicate but their message of life is high and holy. Symbol of such eternal beauty, the beauty of the rose flower fills the life with interest and enlivens the mind.  

         Just as the United States and Europe have a variety of colors, the carnation is the forerunner of the bouquet of flowers like the Golgotha. Roses are the best of flowers and that is why roses are called the king of flowers.

What is special about roses?

        Roses are grown all over India and rose plants are famous everywhere. Roses are shrubs, thorns and shrubs. Roses are pink, yellow, white, red, etc. Excellent rose plants are grown in Arabia and Turkey. The flowers of such roses are fragrant, beautiful and clustered. Today, there are many varieties of colors in the flowers of roses which are a gift of science. Everyone's favorite rose is more suited to cold, dry and temperate climates and should get enough sunlight. Today, even the cultivation of roses is done in a scientific manner. Of the four main varieties of native roses, the Damascus variety is the most excellent. 

What does a pink rose mean?Are pink roses natural?

          Such roses are called Taruni in Sanskrit, Gulab in Malayalam and Hindi, Chevade in Kannada, Rose in Bengali, Gulabipul in Tamil, Gulechurna in Persian, Ranjwin in Arabic, Rose in English and Centifolia in Latin.

     Rose Cultivation ....... Rose Farm

      The right variety of roses should be selected for successful cultivation of roses. Such varieties include hybrid tea and floribunda roses. Hybrid tea roses are Arjun, Mrinalini and Aromatic Pink. Dr. Pal developed by Homibhabha, Jawahar, Dr. Pal is a white variety. Bhim and Raktagandha are red varieties. All these roses can be successfully grown and harvested there. Floribunda varieties of roses include the Delhi Princess (developed by Dr. Pal) Prema and the silvery, evergreen pink rose. So Nilambari is light blue, while Banjaran is orange. Even these varieties can be successfully bred there. Apart from this, other varieties have also come out of the Delhi institute at present. Which is in good demand in the international market.

           In addition to these flowers, traditional flower varieties and exotic varieties can also be grown with adequate care and are mostly hybrid T type roses. 

            Cultivation of roses can be developed and foreign exchange can be earned by exporting surplus produce. Today, the demand for fresh and fragrant flowers has increased in the country and abroad and hence the future of rose cultivation looks very bright. In order to get good economic returns from the cultivation of roses, it is necessary to cultivate various modified varieties of roses, chrysanthemums and roses on a scientific basis. Higher methods are needed for the cultivation of roses in a scientific manner and for growing flowers of international quality. There is a special need for greenhouses with controlled temperatures. But we have a big problem making it there. Because its content has to be imported. Such as fiber glass, plastic, fans, humidifiers, irrigation systems, commuters, etc. and the cost is high. If costs are reduced and facilities are available, the scope for developing a greenhouse system increases.

        Rose cultivation is thus profitable. Modern cultivation of roses also requires expert men with scientific and technical knowledge. However, scientists from agricultural universities and institutes in Delhi, Bangalore, Lucknow and Palanpur are conducting research to improve the quality of rose production. As facilities for floriculture become available. The higher the export rate and the better the earnings.  

   The scientist of roses, Dr. Benjamin Peary Pal ...

       The scientist who developed many varieties of roses that are dear to all and talked to the roses while roaming in the rose garden. Bunmin Pitare Pal. They planted and successfully raised many varieties of roses in their rose garden. Dr. Pal Rose was the president of the Society of India and also a well-known rose grower in India.            

          Dr. Pal was originally an agronomist but gardening ornamental plants has been his hobby since childhood which lasted for a lifetime. He himself discovered and developed many varieties of roses. Due to his work and affection for flowers, his name has been associated with the names of many varieties he discovered - roses, bougainvillea, goodhall, dahlia and croton.He was also a member of the Royal National Rose Society of Britain.  

       

       Roses of such roses Dr. Pale has developed important varieties like Homibhabha, Delhi Princess, Banjaran, Apsara, Dilruba, Pahadi Dhoom, Saroj, Magic, Jawahar and Homoda. Challenge Trophy won twelve times. In the year 1943, he was awarded the Vijay Pokarna Gold Medal by the Indian Rose Federation. In relation to growing roses. 

        Dr. Pale wrote in a survey of his own. When I started growing roses with my elder sister, the only book related to rose cultivation in Indian conditions at that time was A Handbook of Rose Culture in India. Whose author was R.Deadly. My sister bought the book and on the first page she wrote the date of purchase of the book along with my own name and also the date of 4 May 1923. But the funny thing is that modern rose growers were unaware of most of the varieties of roses described in it and some of them were not even available in India. Most importantly, hardly any of the species that existed in India at that time were included in this book. Moreover, none of the Indian varieties described in the book existed.

       With this in mind, Dr. Pal wrote a book for Indian rose growers - The Rose in India, which is popular not only in India but also abroad.  

        Dr. Pal has written about 200 research papers and several books on roses. Some of the books are - The Rose in India, Beautiful Climbers of India, Flowering Abs, Bougainvilleas and All About Rose.  

        Drinking like roses, Dr. Pal was truly a rose of roses. Even though they are not among us today, the nature lover Dr.Pal the aroma of palm is still mixed with the aroma of roses. He developed about 2000 varieties of roses and today those roses spread the fragrance of Dr. Pal in the country and abroad. 

What is the rose used for?

       Uses of roses: 

      Rose flowers bitter, cool, shrub, rose oil is very expensive and is used in cosmetics and perfumes and that is why its cultivation is flourishing today. The qualities of fresh and dried flowers of roses are different. Roses strengthen the heart. Beneficial in fever, body tremors and fainting. Its lap relieves swelling. Mouth ulcers are cured by rinsing with its flowers. Roses are used to make rose water, saffron and perfume.  

           In addition to the general use of roses, there are also industrial uses. Aromatic oils are made from roses. Of the four main varieties of roses, Damascena (Damascus rose) is the best. Among the various varieties, Centifolia, Demasena, Alba and Bourbonia have good oil content. The best aromatic oils are also obtained from Demasena. Whose international market prices are also very good. This type of rose is mainly grown in Babaria, Turkey, Morocco and Russia. In addition, rose water, immortelle, rose oil, conch, head oil, gulakand and rose petals etc. are made. The rose industry is relatively good in the northern states.

       The flowering stage and pruning time are very important for extracting oil from roses. For this only fresh blooming flowers of early morning are preferred. Here is some information about roses based on Aryabhishak Mahagranth.  

     1. Rose water Benifits and uses:

: Rose water is relatively cool. Rose water is also a type of perfume. It is obtained through the process of regulation. Roses and water are mixed and heated. The steam is then collected, cooled and rose water is obtained. Its use, 

      🅰  . It is sprinkled in temples, festivals, parties, weddings etc. It is also sprayed on food.  

    🅱. Sugar syrup is made in rose water. As this syrup is a heat killer, its consumption is more beneficial in summer days.  

     🅲. A good quality rose water in the eyes if there is inflammation in the eyes or the brightness decreases, to stare. Apply rose water on the nose, forehead and eyes with a cotton ball. So that cooling remains.  

      🅳. .To get rid of the heat in the eyes, apply 21 drops of rose water to the antimony.  

       🅴. Rose oil is very expensive and it is also fragrant. It is obtained from water distillation. By distillation two or three times, the oil can be made more fragrant. Soul roses are obtained by purification. It is collected in the form of oil droplets on the surface of the water. And that's what it's called a rose. A good quality perfume is made by adding rose oil. So it is also used to give quality to other creations.

        🅵. Rose perfume Rose water is obtained with sandalwood oil which is known as perfume. It is used to perfume various textures. Roses are a well-known hobby. So in Aryabhishek one way is shown that many flowers are put in a pot to boil and if it rises then take that pot down. Then after it cools, the perfume comes to the surface. Take it out and fill the bottle. Not even 1 pound of perfume comes out of a mound of flowers. That is why it is sold expensively. The water that stays below the surface is called rose water. Another way is to use perfume, flowers and leaves to make perfume. When such a floating material is boiled in water, its oily substance is released. Another method is to immerse flowers, leaves or buds in the chemical that absorbs the perfume. . 

    2.  Hair oil uses and benefits : 

Hair oil is also made by the villagers. Dip rose petals in warm coconut oil or sesame oil and let it rest for a few days. Doing this two to four times in a period of ten days accumulates enough aroma in the oil. Then strain the oil from the flower which is too much for the brain,gives coolness and keeps hair healthy. .  

    3.How to make Gulkand ? Uses and purife.. 

       Gulkand is expensive to make. Like mango marmalade, Gulkand is made by sun-shade method. It can be made by mixing one part rose and two parts sugar and changing it in the shade like mango marmalade. According to Aryabhishek, take tall rose flowers and remove the petals. The sugar cane is prepared by taking the petals twice as much sugar and letting the petals and sugar layer in the jar and keeping its mouth closed and hanging in the sun for eight to ten days. This gulakand is an antiseptic and purifier. .  

   4. How to make rosesyrup? 

 In some other uses, rose syrup is also made from dried rose petals dry rose petals are also used to make incense sticks and incense. Rose marmalade is also good. To make oil from roses, dried rose petals are dipped in oil and boiled. This oil is then strained. . 

     5....Decoration

    The decorative rose is also considered a symbol of love and peace. This has been the biggest attraction for flower lovers. From the head of a man to the feet of a martyr, the pink of a rose is spread.  

      Who doesn’t love pink of roses? What if a small garden in our house is covered with roses ...