Rosalina is not very demanding. The plant requires a light position, meaning that direct sunlight is no problem at all. When looked after properly, Rosalina will continue to flower for 8 to 10 weeks. When Rosalina has a position in full light at a temperature of between 12-25°C, it prefers to be watered every 2 or 3 days. If you DO NOT deadhead the plant, it will produce new flowers within 3 months.

No! On the contrary! When you leave these deadheads, you will see new flowers appear within 3 months.

Rosalina is usually placed indoors, but because she is such a strong pot plant, she can also provide great pleasure outside on the terrace, balcony or in the border all summer long. The best period for this is May/June to September/October.

Yes, there is that chance. In order to achieve this you will have to act precisely and expertly. After flowering, you cut back the stems, thus keeping the plant small and compact. After cutting back, the plant needs to be repotted in good quality compost. Normally, renewed flowering is the result of the plant being put away in a dark place (short-day plant). If this is not done, Rosalina will not flower again until spring.