Jorge, I ccould be wrong but is the rose grafted on Dr.Huey and growing in a pot. I ask because it looks like one of several mosaic viruses.

I lost Henry’s excellent link to his web pages. He has photos of each of the mosaic viruses that have been identified in roses. I thought he had said there were something like 9 of them but perhaps there was less.

I agree - the yellow pattern on the leaves looks like rose mosaic virus. Good news is that roses with mosaic virus often still do okay! (It's introduced during grafting, so it's not likely to spread to your other roses.)

Grafted on Fortuniana since I am in south Florida :/

and actually that’s one of my better growing rose :(

Yep looks like rose mosaic virus to me also...

Who was the seller and who was the grower of your rose?

K and M Nursery

I would be interested to know what they would say about this.

Should I contact them? I got them in April of this year

I would this is the first I’ve heard of a mosaic virus in fortuniana rootstock. Or the rose that it was bud to was infected. What is the variety of rose?

This is interesting I thought for sure it was going to be Dr. Huey. Then grown in a pot because of soil nematodes.

Jorge: Did you contact K and M for a response, and was one issued?

Patty- The infected rose is Elina, it’s owngrown all my other roses except Gold Medal.

Rifis- I recently sent an email with a picture of the plant. Hopefully I get a response soon :/

Looks like spider mite damage to me. Is there any sign of a fine silky webbing on the underside of those dry crinkled looking leaves in the top left of the first photo?

Nope, I’ve looked and I don’t see any insects. It hasn’t been dry here either for spider mites

Oh good . That’s a relief to hear, I was worried

I got a response stating that they would replace the plant in the fall and to remove it because it’ll spread

I’m happy to hear the news Jorge.

Forgot to mention that Ihad Elina for three years before winter killed her. Out of this world beautiful blooms. I fight with myself every year wanting to get it again,

Our winters rarely dip below the 50

Sadly Elina is growing sooooo well that it sucks it has RMV :(