This pink rose plant is a beautiful live addition to any home, balcony or workspace, offering vibrant flowers and a soothing natural touch. Ideal for décor lovers, gifting occasions, or anyone who enjoys caring for plants, these roses bring classic charm and fragrance. Easy to maintain with regular sunlight and watering, the plant rewards you with repeated blooms and fresh rose petals. Place it in a bright spot, pair with other greens, or use cut flowers for décor, rituals and DIY crafts. Perfect for beginners and plant enthusiasts in 101 3 GROUND FLOOR , it adds colour, style, freshness and a premium garden feel indoors.
Vibrant pink blooms for instant décor upgrade Compact plant ideal for balconies and patios Easy-care rose suited for beginners Perfect for gifting on any occasion Provides fresh petals for DIY décor Enhances ambience with natural beauty
Unpack the rose plant carefully and place it in bright, indirect sunlight for a few days. Water when the top soil feels slightly dry, avoiding waterlogging. Use a well-draining pot and add organic fertilizer monthly. Prune dry leaves and spent flowers to encourage new blooms. Keep away from harsh midday sun and strong winds.
Rosemary is an aromatic herb widely used in cooking, skincare and home remedies, but it is different from a rose plant. While your pink rose adds beauty and fresh petals, rosemary is valued for its flavour, fragrance and potential benefits for digestion, memory support and natural hair care.
Rose gold is a metal alloy, typically made by mixing pure gold with copper to create a warm pinkish tone. It’s popular in jewellery, watches and accessories. Although the name includes rose, it’s unrelated to live roses or rose petals, which are used for décor, fragrance and gifting.
Roseola is a common viral infection in young children, usually causing sudden high fever followed by a pinkish skin rash. It has no connection with the rose plant, roses or rose petals. For any concerns about symptoms, always consult a doctor rather than relying on plant-based home remedies.
Rose hips are the small, rounded fruit that form after a rose flower fades and the petals fall. They are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants and are often used in teas, oils and supplements. Not all ornamental rose plants are grown for hips, but many varieties can produce them.
Rose hips are valued for their natural vitamin C content, antioxidants and potential benefits for immunity, skin health and joint comfort. They are commonly consumed as herbal teas, powders or oils. While your pink rose plant is mainly for beauty and décor, some rose varieties can also provide hips for such uses.
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