Miniature roses sold as indoor plants are usually hybrids bred for a single flush of bloom. They require a cold winter dormancy period to rebloom, which typical indoor conditions cannot provide.
Don't blame yourself—this is a plant that's very difficult to maintain as a permanent indoor specimen.
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