A gardener planted two Queen Elizabeth roses; directions said "cut the tops." Canes have wax on ends. Asked what to cut.
If roses are in pots with short canes, don't prune. The wax seals moisture; sun melts it. Mulch around base. Water daily for a month. Fertilize after first bloom (roots need time to develop feeder roots).
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