Strong fungicides can stress sensitive varieties. Your red mini rose likely reacted badly to the treatment, slowing its regrowth.
If the red variety remains disease-prone and weak, it may be inherently susceptible. Consider replacing with a more resistant miniature like 'Rainbow's End' or 'Sun Sprinkles'.
Identifying Vintage Red Roses: 1950s–60s Varieties
Reviving a Large Garden Rose with Yellowing Lower Leaves
White Cloud Climbing Rose Turned Red—Rootstock or Sport?
Identifying a Mystery Climbing Rose in Zone 8: Rambler or Sweetheart?
Reviving a Declining Knockout Rose: Stress Recovery Protocol
Reviving Old Roses: Troubleshooting Joseph's Coat, Peace, and Mr. Lincoln
Two Colors on One Rose Bush: Sport or Sucker?
Why Rose Blooms Wilt Fast and What Red Leaves Mean
Can You Identify a Rose from a Photo? Yellow and Red Rose Query
Why Rose Buds Won't Open: Thrips and Rose Midge Solutions
Rose Rosette Disease: Identification and Management
Red Spots on JFK Rose Petals: Thrips or Rain Damage?
Propagating Knockout Roses from Cuttings: A Year in Pots First
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