Planted spring, bloomed large. Two months later, blooms small. Bayer 3-in-1 applied, not due for reapplication.
Sudden high heat causes roses to reduce flower size to conserve water. Fertilizer in heat is not absorbed (roots shut down).
Water deeply, stop fertilizing, let plant acclimate. Large blooms will return when weather moderates.
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