Adenium Leaves, Underside Browning
6 years ago
Helllo! Just bought an Adenium, and noticed that the underside of some of the leaves are browning. Some leaves were yellowing on the surface and fell off when I touched them. Otherwise, looks healthy to my untrained eye!
Anyone know what could be going on?
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