Rose soil bag says "Not for containers". Can I use it in a pot anyway?

I'm re-potting a rose bush and I just cut the bag of soil open before I noticed that it said "Not for containers". What's the difference? Should I go ahead and use it anyway?

Answers:
It may be too heavy for a container and the water may not drain enough. You could add perlite or peat moss to lighten it a little if this is the case. The best thing for potted plants is a potting mix with no garden soil.

Other answers:
No I wouldn't.It might be to rich and burn the roots.You could mix it down with topsoil.use the directions on bag for ground use and figure accordingly.
No I wouldn't.It might be to rich and burn the roots.You could mix it down with topsoil.use the directions on bag for ground use and figure accordingly.
at your own risk...why would they say 'not for containers'?
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