Advantages: It has the advantages of high ornamental value and simple cultivation.

Disadvantages: It requires the soil to be slightly dry during flowering. If the soil in the pot is moist, it should not be too dry, otherwise the shape of the flower will change.

The tropical sunset rose blooms from April to October every year, and blooms for about 180 days a year.

The tropical sunset rose is an evergreen or deciduous shrub with green twigs, scattered thorns, and almost thornless ones.

The tropical sunset leaflets are generally 3-5, oval or ovate, 2-6cm long, with serrated edges, glabrous on both sides, smooth, and stipules fused with petioles.

The tropical sunset flower grows at the top of the branch, the flowers are often clustered, rarely solitary, with many colors, and the flowers have a slight fragrance. When mature, they are reddish yellow and cracked at the top. The "seeds" are achenes, chestnut brown.

Tropical sunset glow has strong adaptability, is cold-resistant and drought-resistant, and is not strict on soil requirements, but it is better to use slightly acidic sandy loam rich in organic matter and with good drainage.

Tropical sunset glow likes light, but too much direct sunlight is not good for the development of flower buds, and the petals are easy to burn. It likes warmth, and the general temperature is suitable for 22-25 degrees. High temperatures in summer are not good for flowering.

Tropical sunset glow likes sufficient sunshine, air circulation, good drainage and sheltered environment. Appropriate shade is required in midsummer. The relative humidity of the air should be 75% to 80%, but slightly dry or slightly wet is also acceptable.