Help for my roses

I don't know much about the Mexican climate, but I'm making an assumption that if you're near the ocean, you'd get a bit of moisture from it? If not, then here are some good tips from me, a landscaper: 1. Plant a rose bush where it will get roughly an equal amount of sun and shade. 2. When planting the bush, use a triple mix soil, this will help it transplant a little easier. 3. Make sure that you purchase a transplanter liquid made for roses, and use it when you've planted the bush, this will help it take to its new environment after transplantation. 4. Deep water it once you've planted it. Water it for at least 5 minutes so the water gets down to the roots. Even if it's wet on the surface, you could put your finger into the soil and find it bone dry. 5. Water it at least 2-4 times a week, keep an eye on the soil and watch for dryness. If it gets too dry, then the bush will start wilting. You should have a beautiful rose bush if you follow my advice.