An indoor miniature rose (2+ years) had flowers initially, then one more flush, then none. Stems leggy, leaves plentiful, annual bugs. In kitchen window with sun, watered frequently.
Repot in a 12-inch pot with sterile potting soil (no garden soil). Remove plant, cut back to 5 inches, wash off old soil. Replant, water well, add 2 tbsp rose fertilizer (not houseplant type). Spray with insecticide, including base. Return to window. In 10 days, clean new growth appears.
Mini roses thrive outside in summer (not hot afternoon sun). This mimics garden conditions and reduces pest pressure.
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