A Floribunda rose has strong canes but the stem just below the bloom goes limp when the flower opens.
Weak necks usually signal a root issue: nutrients aren't reaching the flowering cane. Both underwatering and overwatering can cause this, but hot weather is the primary culprit—even ample water can't prevent drooping in extreme heat. A newly transplanted rose may also react this way and strengthen by next spring.
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