Rose RUISL 1632 B

RUISL 1632 B Rose belongs to the floric-decorative group and is intended for cultivation in protected ground, making it an excellent choice for cut flowers. The bushes of this rose have an average height, and young shoots are characterized by medium to strong anthocyanin coloring. Thorns on the shoots are located in average quantity and have a greenish tint. The plant leaves are of medium size, colored in shades from medium to light green with very weak or weak gloss, and their edges have weak waviness. Terminal leaflets have an egg-shaped form with a rounded base and a pointed tip. The flowers of RUISL 1632 B Rose differ in star-shaped form and a diameter of about 10-11 cm. Petals vary from transversely wide-elliptic to round, with slight incision and medium or strong edge bending. They are long, wide, and bright purplish-red in color with a green-white claw at the base. The aroma of the flowers is weak or absent, and flowering occurs moderately. Cut flower productivity ranges from 170 to 190 pieces per square meter, indicating high efficiency of the variety for decorative purposes. The duration of preserving cut flowers reaches 12-14 days, allowing one to enjoy the beauty of the rose after cutting for a long time. In terms of resistance, the variety is characterized as weakly resistant to powdery mildew, while its heat resistance and drought resistance are at a medium level. These features make RUISL 1632 B a suitable option for cultivation in moderate climate conditions with controlled environmental parameters.