Hybridized from Chinese species, miniature roses appear in stores for Valentine’s and Mother’s Day. They bloom in 1–2 inch flowers (red, yellow, pink, white, peach, orange) but struggle indoors long-term. Enjoy inside, then move outside when weather permits—they thrive in fresh air and bright light.
Bright light (6+ hours direct sun); water when top soil dries. High humidity. Spider mite prone. Treat as temporary houseguest.

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