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Miniature Roses

Yellowing leaves and bud loss

6 years ago

I recived this mini rose last week as a gift. The pot it was in was to small it was root bound so I trans planted and fertilized with a 12-8-6 fertilizer. It is now yellowing the new growth is drooping and I have lost one bud? The soil is pretty moist have I over watered it??

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Kitty Kovar
Original Author
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
There are also 3 in a pot should I seperate them?
Ken Wilkinson
6 years ago
Right now I'd say a little on the wet side, transplant shock, fertilizer burn and it REALLY needs to be out side in the sun and fresh air. These mini's are tough as nails and should recover.
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zz top Northern Illinois 6a
6 years ago
definitely separate them and put them outside in the sun.

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