I got this miniature rose couple of days ago from a local grocery store. It doesn't come from a gardening center or any dedicated shop. These kinds of potted mini roses are commonly sold in a big chain markets as well. I watered the plant very diligently and placed it in the best possible natural light, which is south facing window. The problem is though that in this time of year, in February, we only have 9 hours of daylight and this doesn't mean sunshine, unfortunately. I have noticed that the new buds are kind of wilted and these ones are probably not going to open. Also, the lower leaves here have started falling apart. This bowl I used for watering and let the soil just soak in because there is no room on the top to pour any water there. I've got a slightly bigger pot, a good soil mix, especially for roses and some water as well. Let's move the pot very carefully. So and here's what we see. The roots have filled up the pot and already grown upwards, which shows that it was too dense in there and the pot became too small. The soil is actually properly moist, so this looks okay. I put some new soil in the bottom and then comes the plant. And now I just carefully fill the rest of the space around the root bowl. Nice and tight. There are actually 4 small plants put together in one pot. This way it looks more bushy and nicer. Adding water enables the dry soil to sink down better so that it really fits around the roots without any empty space. I leave some space here on the top for watering. Very soon I will see if the plant is happy but they move or not.