Florists rose 'Hocus Pocus' by W. Kordes & Sons, 2000.

Rose Hocus Pocus

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Other names: Hocus Pocus Kordana

Registration code: KORpocus

Breeder: W. Kordes & Sons

Year of introduction: 2000

Introduced by: W. Kordes & Sons

Main color: Bicolour

Flowering: Repeat flowering

Flower size: Medium

Type: Hybrid Tea

Aroma: None to mild

80 - 90 cm, 50 cm

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Characteristics

Main color: Bicolour

Color: Deep red with yellow stripes and blotches

Flowering: Repeat flowering

Flower size: Medium

Flower: Double , high-centered , mostly solitary

Foliage: Dark green , medium , semi-glossy , leathery

Aroma: None to mild

Class: Hybrid Tea

Sub-class: Florists rose

Type: Hybrid Tea

Growth type: Upright, compact

Height: 80 - 90 cm

Width: 50 cm

Description

Hocus Pocus, stands out as one of the most unique roses. Its blossoms are exceptionally eye-catching, displaying a mesmerizing blend of light and vibrant yellows, adorned with streaks and patches of deep red and purple. Just like its magical name suggests, each bloom is a delightful surprise, showcasing a distinct pattern. Occasionally, you'll find entire buds and clusters in a single color, adding to the charm of this rose. Flowers are medium sized, in average 7 cm (2.75”) in diameter. Petals count is 21 in average under normal conditions. This variety produces mostly singular flowers, complemented by semi-glossy dark-green foliage. Moreover, it almost doesn’t have thorns.

The variety has very good resistance to heat and rain, however somewhat susceptible to black spots.

Name origin

Unfortunately we do not have information about the origin of the name of this rose.

Awards

As of the date no infarmation available on the awards this rose has recieved. It is also possible that this rose has not gained any awards yet.

Parentage

Sport of ‘KORfleur’ / ‘Black Beauty’, a florists rose discovered by Johannes W. M. Nijenhuis and Hette Spek in Netherlands before 1995, and sold by W. Kordes & Sons since 1996.