In warm climates like Cape Town, rose trees need a rest period. Constant fertilizing (Bounceback and superphosphates) pushes growth unnaturally, causing stress and leaf drop.
Intense sun (1 hour in Cape Town ≈ 3 hours in Pacific NW) plus excess fertilizer forces growth the plant can't sustain. Roses naturally cycle; respect their need for dormancy.
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