If it is thrips, you will be able to see damage in the white part of the rose. That is where it shows up most clearly. You will see brown streaks or tiny brown spots. In your case I would be tempted to leave it for a few days just to find out for sure which one is causing it. Once you know you can remove any damaged roses promptly. This may reduce (but not eliminate) the spread of the thrips. You'll probably take the proliferating ones off as well but it's not so important in that case. Rosefolly

Hey all! I have these plants silly me thru out the tag so can’t remember but I think they are Janet Craig! can anyone confirm this? one of them had mites Which I treated but it still isn’t great any opinions (can see in pic one to right has less leaves) ? Also how the h do I get rid of gnat flies they are in all my plants especially my peace lily! I have tried the banana trap didn’t work! do they need to be repotted because they could not be infested? thanks all!

Thanks, Sharon, you computer whiz, you. The old address didn't have the "ning" in it, and when I entered it, the browser just kept searching. I guess if I had just Googled it, I would have found it too. Duh! You'd think there would be a way they could direct you from the old URL to the new one. Thanks so much.

I quickly pull off any I see like that, not due to spreading it but because there is no sense in the plant wasting its energy trying to nurture something that's going to rot. Let it put its resources to producing more fruit/flowers. BER is mostly a beginning-of-the-season problem.