Exposure & location

The white dwarf rose appreciates bright rooms, bathed in natural light but without burning sun during the hottest hours. Good brightness promotes bud opening and regular flowering.

• Exposure: bright light with soft morning or late afternoon sun.
• Ideal: bright windowsill, desk, table near a window, or bright shelf.
• Temperature: between 18 and 24 °C, protected from drafts.
• Atmosphere: avoid too dry air or direct heat sources.

Verdeia tip: place it near an east-facing window to enjoy soft sun that respects its bright white petals.

Watering & care

• Watering: regular but measured, keeping the soil slightly moist.
• Frequency: small amounts of water several times a week depending on the season.
• Drainage: never let water stagnate in the saucer to protect the roots.
• Flowering: remove faded flowers to encourage new buds to appear.
• Fertilizer: special rose fertilizer every 15 to 20 days in spring and summer.

Watch the color of the foliage: if it yellows or dulls, adjust watering or move the plant closer to a source of soft light.

Decor ideas & plant pairings

With its white flowers and textured green ceramic pot, this rose creates a fresh and bright atmosphere. It fits equally well in a modern interior or in a more romantic or natural decor.

• To pair with: Spathiphyllum, small ferns, or Oxalis for an elegant and balanced composition.
• Ideal pot: green or pastel ceramic, light stoneware, natural materials.
• Atmosphere: perfect for an entry console, bedside table, or a reading corner with a view outside.

Complete the scene with a candle, a book, or a small frame to create a soft and welcoming decor corner.

Verdeia tips

• Preferably water in the morning to let the foliage dry naturally during the day.
• Avoid wetting the flowers to prolong their durability and whiteness.
• Regularly turn the pot so the plant stays well balanced and does not lean toward the light.
• Monitor soil moisture: it should neither dry out completely nor remain waterlogged.
• After the first flowering, continue care and pruning of faded flowers: new buds can appear if conditions remain favorable.

Technical characteristics

• Botanical name: Rosa
• Common name: White dwarf rose
• Origin: horticultural
• Pot size: Ø12 cm
• Approximate height: 30 cm
• Adult size: about 40 cm
• Exposure: bright light
• Watering: regular
• Care: moderate
• Toxicity to animals: slightly toxic if ingested
• Decorative style: Romantic / Natural / Urban jungle

Each plant is unique: photos show an example of its appearance. The density, shape, and shades of its foliage naturally evolve according to brightness and through the seasons.