Choose a sunny position in your living room for this lovely rose, it will also look appealing on your patio table during the summer.

Indoor roses should be watered regularly but don’t leave water to stagnate at the bottom of the pot as this could cause the root ball to become too wet. Your indoor rose needs food for a rich flowering. That's why we advise that you regularly add plant food to the irrigation water during their growth period. To stimulate the formation of new buds we recommend removing the spent flowers along with a piece of the stem.

In autumn, reduce watering and stop using plant food. Let the indoor roses hibernate in a cool, light place. In spring you can repot the roses, prune them back, start to water more often and bring them back to your living room.

These flowers get their nutrition from the soil in which they are planted it. For this reason, it is crucial that they are given new potting soil every year. The best choice for this is special rose soil. New potting soil is full of essential nutrients which help the rose plant stay healthy and develop well, but also ensures that they produce plenty of flowers.
 

Miniature roses are characterised by their charming, small flowers and healthy dark green foliage. In fact, this rose is basically a miniature rose bush. At the end of each branch is a superb double flower and the flowers will keep appearing well into the autumn. These miniature indoor roses remain small and so fit perfectly in a flower pot!

They will look great on a sunny windowsill or a coffee table - or in summer they will look lovely outdoors on the patio table.