If temperatures don't drop below freezing, the rose will do best outdoors. If you must keep it inside:
Roses are fundamentally outdoor plants. As soon as nighttime temperatures stay above freezing, plant it in a garden bed. It will go dormant in winter and bloom each summer, just like full-sized roses.
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