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what is wrong with my rose bush? and how do i save it?
some body gave me an indoor potted rose bush so it is special to me. but something is wrong and it is dieing. it was coved in aphids so i used a vegtible oil dish soap solutin and sprayed it on the rose bush to kill the aphids and it worked. but now all the leaves are transluciant and falling off. before this half of the plant was dieing and i dont know why. was it the dish soap that is killing it? or some kind of plant disease? how do i save it?
do not use soap or other household cleaners on plants. i doubt ut has anything to do with the plant, u can get any plant and nurse it back to health for he most part. if teh soil is wet, try to squueze some down to the drainage hole and clip the bush down to whereever it still has good life. keep it watered whenever its dry, but sont overwater. fertilize every month or so(unless ther is already slow release fertilizer in the dirt. id the ahids come back, use something meant for killing aphids, believe me it wont cost too much.
Rose Soap
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Rose – Rose heals and purifies the skin and is used in tonics and astringents to freshen the skin. Rose oil can also be used as an antiseptic.
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What is the difference between liquid soap and liquid dishwashing detergent?
I need to spray my roses for powdery mildew. I found recipes for making a spray with liquid soap and other ingredients. I have a sneaky suspicion that liquid soap for roses and liquid dishwashing detergent or body and hand washing soap are different from the liquid soap recommended for spraying roses. Does anyone know? I don’t want to burn the roses with harsh detergents, etc.
Dishwashing detergent is designed for low sudsing, because the water inside a dishwasher is agitated very strongly. If you used liquid soap for hand-washing dishes in a dishwasher the whole dishwasher would just clog up with suds.
For spraying roses, the soap just breaks down the surface tension of water so it can penetrate better. Some bugs can’t handle the soap, it makes water cover their shells and they can’t breathe and they die. It just takes a tiny bit of soap, a few drops per gallon. It’s not really important what kind you use but the kind used for washing dishes (not in a machine) is probably the most effective. Soap meant for washing skin has additives in it to replace body oils the soap removes, plus fragrance, pH buffers, etc., and you don’t want that for this application.
I think all liquid soap these days uses ‘artificial’ chemical detergents. But at the very mild concentration you’ll be using it, I don’t think it matters.
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