Solid yellow leaves (not mottled/yellow veins) in cool winter temps (10–23°C) are normal seasonal dormancy, not virus. Rose mosaic virus shows bright yellow streaks, rings, or oak-leaf patterns. Your roses are shutting down for winter rest.
They’ll green up and bloom when temperatures rise.
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Troubleshooting Non-Blooming Roses and Fertilizer Burn on Miniatures
Knockout Roses: Yellow Leaves + Yellow "Gunk" at Base = Slime Mold, Not Virus
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