Correct option is B
For successful
rose (Rosa spp.) cultivation, maintaining the
right temperature — especially
night temperature — is crucial for
flower quality,
size,
color intensity, and
plant health.
Key Points:
· The
ideal night temperature for rose cultivation is around
15.5°C.
·
Why 15.5°C?
· At this temperature,
optimal respiration and nutrient mobilization occur in rose plants.
· It promotes:
·
Large-sized blooms.
·
Rich color development.
·
Strong stem growth.
· Too low night temperatures can
slow growth, while too high night temperatures can lead to
poor-quality flowers and
faster plant exhaustion.
·
Day temperature ideal for rose cultivation generally ranges between
25–30°C.
Other Options Explained:
·
(a) 10°C:
· Too low; can slow down plant metabolism and lead to
poor flower development.
·
(c) 22.5°C:
· Too warm for night conditions; can cause
stretchy, weak stems.
·
(d) 26.5°C:
· Very high for night temperature;
poor quality flowers and rapid respiration loss.