Roses - Mini

Scientific Name: Rosa
Synonym: Rose

• Lovely pop of colour
• Often have fragrant blooms
• Loves a bright light to direct sunlight
• Appreciates humidity indoors
• Great for gifting
• Relatively easy 

Your indoor plant display would benefit greatly from the addition of miniature roses. If given the proper conditions, they'll add a distinct texture and lovely pop of color to any indoor display.

Roses benefit from being placed in a window that faces North or West so they can get the most sunlight possible throughout the day. Roses require a minimum of 6 hours of direct sunlight per day indoors. However, keep in mind that placing them too close to a window could cause the foliage to burn from the extreme temperature changes. Throughout, keep the Rose slightly moist, letting the top 3–4 cm of the potting soil dry out in between waterings.

In order to prevent pest infestations, indoor roses also benefit from high humidity. For the best possible care, put your rose on a pebble tray and spray it frequently. They require generally little maintenance, which makes them a wonderful gift choice for all plant lovers.

To get the best out of your Roses and keep them frequently in bloom, be sure to deadhead the spent blooms, remove the old dying flowers. This prevents your Rose from setting seed and encourages more blooms.

For more lovely plant options, check out our Table Top and Easy Care Plant collections.

STYLING TIPS
Try these styling tips to make your Rose shine.

• Consider pairing with a 16cm Pink Moon Planter for a complimentary colour pop
• Try a 16cm Speckled White Shing Plinth Planter for a elevated table top display
• Pair your Mini Rose with a hand painted Botanical Emerson for a full floral experience.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these care instructions to keep your Rose happy and healthy.

Light: Bright light to full sunlight for a happy plant
Water: Keep evenly moist, allowing the top 2-3cm of top soil todry between each watering. Avoid soggy soil.
Humidity: Provide with high humidity by placing on a pebble tray or near an humidifier.
Fertilize: Feed with a balanced general purpose plant food or Rose fertiliser once every 2 weeks.

Please note: Roses are not considered toxic, but still make a terrible snack for kids and pets. Please place out of reach.