Terracotta Pot Miniature Rose

Terracotta Pot Miniature Rose (Rosa) Pot width approx. 13 cm Plant height approx. 30 cm Here are some common care tips for Miniature Roses – with good care, they will thrive and bloom frequently: ✅ Light Enjoys ample light: It's best to place it in a sunny spot. If grown indoors, a windowsill (facing south or west) is ideal. Insufficient light can lead to weak growth, sparse foliage, and fewer blooms. 💧 Watering & Humidity The soil should be kept slightly moist but not waterlogged. A common recommendation is to water every 1–3 days, adjusting based on weather and soil moisture. When watering, it's best to water thoroughly from the drainage holes at the bottom of the pot, ensuring the roots absorb water and excess moisture drains away. Avoid letting the roots sit in water. 🌱 Fertilizer During the growing season (spring and summer), you can apply a balanced fertilizer (e.g., 10-10-10) every 4–6 weeks. Over-fertilizing is not necessary, but regular feeding supports abundant blooms and healthy leaf color. ✂️ Pruning & Shaping After flowering, deadhead spent blooms to encourage new flowers. If stems become too long or the plant's shape is unruly, you can prune it appropriately. This not only maintains the plant's aesthetic appeal but also aids in air circulation and light penetration. 🪴 Potting Soil & Repotting It's recommended to use a potting mix that is airy and drains well. Avoid soils that retain water or have poor drainage. If the soil becomes compacted, drains poorly, or the plant is growing vigorously/roots are crowded, consider repotting every 1–2 years with fresh soil to provide more space for the roots. 🚫 Pest & Disease Prevention Common diseases include black spot, powdery mildew, and rust. Maintaining good air circulation and avoiding prolonged leaf wetness can help prevent these issues. If you notice diseased spots or pests, consider using a natural soap spray or diluted pesticide, or remove infected leaves. 🌼 Growth Cycle & Dormancy Most miniature roses are deciduous or semi-deciduous shrubs and have a dormant period according to the seasons. Growth may slow down in winter, and leaves might drop. Be mindful not to overwater during this time and temporarily suspend fertilizing.