Tina's new tea rose is growing straight up with no bushiness.
Tea roses need full, direct sun most of the day. Leggy growth = light starvation. No fertilizer or larger pot can substitute. Move it to the sunniest possible spot (south/west window) or outdoors in warm months. Accept its natural upright form.
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