Rose Stem with Two Flowers: Proliferation from Hormonal Quirk

Single Stem Bearing Two Full Blooms

Gardener picked a stem with two full roses on one hip—never seen before.

Hormonal abnormality caused by unusual spring weather. Multiple blooms form on one bud site.

Reverts to single blooms next flush. Not a permanent change or disease.

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