Bent neck in roses is something the florist trade works hard to avoid, as it prevents customers from returning in the future. When growers harvest roses too early, they are at risk for becoming what’s known in the trade as ‘bullets'. These so-called bullets are the duds of the rose world and are more likely to succumb to bent neck failure. Modern rose cultivars are increasingly resistant to bent neck, and the consumer shouldn’t worry about researching varieties that won’t flop.

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Source: The Spruce