bwaynef
Omono
Has anyone experienced the leaves of azalea curling length-wise AND UPWARD? I've seen references to azalea leaf curl caused by a particular pathogen that has them hanging limp and curling downward.
Full-disclosure, I've recently found some fungal issues on junipers not far from this azalea, and a chinese elm is being munched by something I've yet to catch. I noticed the curling after 2-3 days pretty consistent rain. After a day of drying out, and the pot being tilted, it doesn't seem to be any WORSE. I may've just imagined that it looks better, but quick to concede that any improvement would be marginal at best. (Pics to follow.)
Full-disclosure, I've recently found some fungal issues on junipers not far from this azalea, and a chinese elm is being munched by something I've yet to catch. I noticed the curling after 2-3 days pretty consistent rain. After a day of drying out, and the pot being tilted, it doesn't seem to be any WORSE. I may've just imagined that it looks better, but quick to concede that any improvement would be marginal at best. (Pics to follow.)