Carbeth Plants Indoor Rose Quattro Mix - 3 X

Place it in a bright location near an East or West-facing window to ensure it gets enough light without harsh, direct heat.

Check the soil daily. It should be kept consistently moist but never waterlogged or saturated.

If you have deadheaded the plant and it is still not blooming, it likely needs a rest period. Keep the plant in a cool, bright spot and maintain moderate moisture until it begins its growth cycle again.

Yes, during its natural dormant period, it is common for indoor roses to drop leaves and flowers before regenerating.

After the flowering season, you should prune the plant back by approximately one-third of its total size to promote healthy, strong new growth.

Check if the plant is receiving too much direct, harsh sunlight or if the soil has become completely dried out.

This is often a sign of overwatering; ensure the pot is not sitting in excess water and allow the soil surface to dry slightly before watering again.

The plant may have entered its natural dormant phase. Continue basic care and wait for the natural cycle to restart.