Your potted rose has brown leaf tips with visible veins—not crispy. This is classic overwatering + missing winter dormancy.
Roses are not tropical. They require a 6-week cold period (40s°F). Options:
Indoors: needs 10°F night drop, very bright light, and strict dry cycles. Most homes can’t provide this. A rose care book is recommended.

Give it a real winter, and it’ll reward you with blooms.
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