Firebird Orange Toned Indoor Rose

Potted Rose

£13.99

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Pot Size Pot Diameter Pot Height
6cm6cm5.5cm
9cm9cm8.5cm
1 Litre13cm11cm
2 Litre17cm13cm
3 Litre19cm15cm
4 Litre20cm17cm
5 Litre23cm19cm
7 Litre25cm20cm

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The Firebird Orange Toned Indoor Rose is a real miniature rose that is bred to grow in a pot on your windowsill. It grows lovely ruffled blooms that open in warm sunset shades: peach and coral at the edges, red deeper in, with a soft hint of buttery yellow at the centre. The bush stays small and neat, with glossy leaves, and sits happily on a sill, a kitchen table or a bedside shelf in UK homes.

Since it is a living rose, it can outlast cut flowers, which makes it a great choice for a birthday, house-warming or thank-you gift. The secret to keeping it flowering is light. Place it near a bright window and remove faded flowers to encourage further blooming, although flowering will depend on the growing conditions and season. After a full flush, it's normal for the plant to rest for a while before flowering again. Each plant arrives in a 10.5cm pot. For more presents that grow, see our indoor plant gifts.

  • The Firebird Orange Toned Indoor Rose grows ruffled blooms in tones of peach and red with hints of buttery yellow.
  • It complements other indoor flowering plants and makes for an excellent birthday, house-warming, and thank-you gift.
  • Miniature roses may enter a period of dormancy during the colder months and can flower again when growing conditions improve.
  • It comes in a 10.5 cm pot, and you can order one, two, or three.

Please note: the decorative pot shown in the images is for illustration only and is not included.

Plant genus Rosa

Common Name Rose

Plant type Flowering Housplant

Foliage type Evergreen, Perennial

Hardiness Tender

Soil acidity Neutral

Flower colour Orange

Leaf colour Green

Growth Rate Moderate

Edible Use No

Light Required Full Sun

Watering Water when the top few centimetres of compost begin to dry, then water thoroughly and allow excess water to drain away. Do not leave the plant sitting in standing water, as consistently wet roots can lead to rot. Growth slows in winter, so reduce watering frequency during cooler, darker months.

Best Growing Conditions Grow in bright, indirect light, ideally at around 15-24°C, away from cold draughts and sudden temperature changes. Use a good-quality, well-drained houseplant compost and make sure excess water can drain freely from the pot. Most houseplants perform best with moderate humidity and should be kept away from strong radiator heat.

How do I keep my indoor rose flowering?

Light matters the most here. Set your Firebird Orange Toned Indoor Rose plant on a bright windowsill. Cut off each flower as it fades, just above a leaf, so that the plant puts its energy into new buds. Watering it when the compost begins to feel dry also helps.

Why is my miniature rose dropping its leaves?

Provide plenty of light, water when the surface of the compost begins to dry, and keep the plant away from radiators. These steps can help reduce stress-related leaf drop, although some seasonal leaf loss is normal.

Can I plant my indoor rose in the garden?

Often, yes. Miniature roses are tougher than they look. Once the flowers finish, move them outside gradually in late spring so that they get used to cooler air, then plant them in a sunny border or patio pot with good drainage.

Is the Firebird rose safe for cats and dogs?

It is. Roses are safe for both cats and dogs. The stems do have small thorns, though, which can scratch a curious cat or dog. Keep the plant on a windowsill out of reach of your pet. This suits both the rose and your furry friend.

How often should I water a miniature rose?

Roses in small pots dry out quickly, especially in a warm room. Feel the compost often. When the top feels dry, water the plant and let any extra drain away. Don't let it dry out completely, as thirsty roses often drop their buds.

How do I prune an indoor rose?

Remove faded flowers regularly to encourage further blooms. For general pruning, cut away dead, damaged or weak stems and lightly trim any untidy growth. More substantial pruning is best carried out in late winter as the plant begins growing again. Avoid cutting back healthy growth too heavily.

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Top tip

Turn the pot a quarter turn every week or two so the plant develops evenly, and wipe broad leaves occasionally to keep them free of dust. Good drainage is especially important, so avoid leaving the roots sitting in persistently wet or compacted soil.

Key Features

Beginner Friendly

Beginner Friendly

Comes Back Each Year

Comes Back Each Year

Good For Containers

Good For Containers

Pet Friendly

Pet Friendly