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Hibiscuses
cusatsea

Disease

cusatsea
16 years ago

First posting, bear with me. Several problems with my hibiscus. Leaves are wrinkling up, buds turning black and falling off before opening and a few yellow leaves.

NEVER had any problems until recent weeks. Have sprayed with oil/soap/water this are hybrids and would hate to loose them. Thanks

Comment (1)

  • jean001
    16 years ago

    The oil/soap/water could have done it. Depends upon the product -- or was it homemade? -- and the strength.

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