Tang Thanh Ha's rose care routine

Having withdrawn from the spotlight, Tang Thanh Ha dedicates all her time to her business, taking care of her children, and beautifying her small family. Her new end-of-day hobby is planting and caring for rose bushes in her "mini garden."

Although not an expert, thanks to her love of gardening and guidance from a "mentor," Tang Thanh Ha has gained a lot of valuable experience. Besides choosing good soil, well-draining pots, healthy seeds, and sunny locations, she also has a specific care routine:
- Apply organic fertilizer once every 10 days, one teaspoon around the base of the plant each time, and water thoroughly.
- Apply one teaspoon of three-color fertilizer once a month and water the plants.
- Spray the plants with an organic insecticide once every 10 days (one teaspoon of baking soda, one capful of dish soap, and 2 liters of water) to treat thrips. According to Ha, this method is extremely effective, but don't over-spray or use the wrong formula, or the leaves will burn.
- Water the plants twice a day.

Tang Thanh Ha's rose bushes are full of flowers; sometimes she counts over 80 blossoms and buds. Most of the flowers in her garden are foreign rose varieties, such as the purple Rainy Blue...

Hay Scepter'd Isle is considered one of the most beautiful climbing roses in Vietnam. Bred by David Austin, Scepter'd Isle features pale pink, double-petaled flowers that bloom in clusters, are disease-resistant, and have a myrrh-like fragrance.

Robe a la Francaise is also a climbing rose variety from Japan.

The Soeur Emmanuelle Rose, originating from France, is a shrub rose with few thorns, a purplish-pink color, numerous petals, and a strong fragrance.

When gardening, Ha feels like a "farmer." The most challenging task for her is preventing plant diseases. She once shared on Instagram that there was a time when her plants were severely infested with thrips, and it took a fierce fight to kill them.