Mini roses are not houseplants. Your green bugs = aphids; flying gnats = fungus gnats; white soil specks = eggs. All thrive in dry indoor air.
You brought the pests home with the plants. Clean them up, then give the roses the conditions they evolved for.
Woolly Aphids or Mealybugs on Pentas: Diagnosis and Malathion Treatment
Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Invasion in West Virginia: Origin, Why Now, and Limited Control
Fertilizing New Mini Roses: Why High-Phosphorus Fertilizer Burns in Winter
Carpet Rose Troubles: Pruning and Fertilizer Effects
Mystery Black Sticky Dots on Plants/Walls: Unknown Pest, Alcohol Spray Fix
Mystery Roses in Atlanta: Likely Climbers—Consult a Rose Specialist
Identifying and Treating Scale Insects on Roses and Evergreens
15-Year-Old Roses Not Blooming in Partial Shade: Too Little Sun
Overwintering Large Numbers of Potted Roses: Garage Dormancy vs. Greenhouse Growth
Winter Protection for Young 'Double Delight' Roses in Ohio: Skip the Mason Jar
Pruning Knock Out Roses in Georgia: Annual Hard Cutback Works
Managing Aphids and Black Spot on Multiple Rose Varieties in Kentucky
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