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I am facing problem with my roses ...please help

7 years ago

Hi all,

Please help posting pics of my roses , please tell me what happened to them and how to stop it.

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muks29

7 years ago

heat and insect problem, i have the same problem. spray imidacloprid on them.it will kill some sucking pests and ur roses will improve miracously, in your weather its pretty difficult for roses to make it, too hot. now i judge that by seeing the state of ur fried up blooms, since i have the same problem in over 200 roses of mine.

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jim1961 / Central Pennsylvania / Zone 6
7 years ago
Sorry but I can not clearly see what the problem is from your pics. Need clearer pics please and more details about your problem so someone can help you...Thanks,,,
seil zone 6b MI
7 years ago
As Jim said, we need better pictures. Close ups of the specific problem would help. Also we need to know where you live. Weather conditions could be part of the problem but not knowing where you're at we can't say.
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hugogurll
7 years ago
Where do you live? Looking at the bud on the left, it has every symptom of chilli thrips damage. They're becoming a major pest in mild climates. The population will explode in extreme heat. You can use spinosad to get some control.
sn21 thanked hugogurll
fragrancenutter
7 years ago
I agree looks like thrips, and probably Chilli thrips.
sn21 thanked fragrancenutter
rifis (zone 6b-7a NJ)
7 years ago
jim1961 Zone 6a Central Pa. Sorry but I can not clearly see what the problem is from your pics.

seil zone 6b MI As Jim said, we need better pictures

Jim and seil: The OP probably knows this. (S)He may be conducting a Rose Forum Rorschach Test for a professional society presentation.
Jasminerose, California, USDA 9b/Sunset 18
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
I concur that it looks like Chilli thrip damage. The chilli thrips make the foliage look wavy and burnt and the buds deformed and burnt. Below are photos of mine. If you get cooler frosty temps in winter, they should die off. I'm spraying insecticide with Spinosad at dusk, so that bees aren't active. I'm not sure what else to do and would welcome suggestions myself.

Here's more info from the University of Florida: Chilli Thrips Photos and Research.
sn21 thanked Jasminerose, California, USDA 9b/Sunset 18
Ashley Zone6b
7 years ago
Oh dear thanks for the link jasminerose4u I don't know much about chili thrips although I've heard them mentioned here.

OP I'm sure you will get great advice here wish I could help you! Good luck with your roses.
sn21 thanked Ashley Zone6b
sn21
Original Author
7 years ago
Well I am searching for the medicines/pesticides recommended and also I pruned my rose and threw away all the damaged branches. Thanks for the advice you all.

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