Always give these roses a location in the full sun, with a bare minimum of four hours a day. Get them up close so they can be seen and enjoyed to the fullest. Because it has such a fine root system it is necessary to make sure the plant does not have a period of drought. Daily watering is recommended, especially for container plants. A good soil mix is one that will allow those fine roots to continue to grow easily.
Moisture retention is very important to remember.
Use any commercial planting mix, but supplement it with some peat moss or vermiculite to help on the moisture retention. Be sure your mixture is well dampened before you put the rose into it. Take extra care for about a week until you transplanted rose has adjusted to its new home. Mulching always helps to protect the roost and prevents the soil from drying out too quickly. All rose respond better if fertilized frequently.