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| Cheryle Adams from US asks: |
We bought this plant about a month ago, and it was doing beautiful. Can you please tell me why the leaves are starting to fall off? We planted it in the ground near our fence. We live in Florida where it is warm. Thank you
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| SCOOT IRWIN from CANADA asks: |
I live in Southern Ontario. I was just away for a month in Florida, and had a neighbour come in and water my plants. He forgot to water my Allamanda, and it died. It is one of my favorite tropicals. Can anyone tell me where I can get another? Thank you
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| janet from usa asks: |
I planted some allamanda bushes about 3 weeks ago and now the leaves are turning yellow and have brown spots on them. What should I treat them with?
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| tina from united states asks: |
it is all brown i trimmes it down and it is not doing anything is it dead if no how can i save it
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| Stephanie from US asks: |
I live in zone 9 and have had an Allamanda for 2 years. It faces west and is about 3-4 ft tall now. I have noticed that the buds do not bloom and fall off and the leaves are curled up. Is this anything I can do to save the plant?
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| Suse says : |
Hi,
I live in zone 9 also and had the same problems, non-blooming and leaves falling off. A friend suggested I loosen the soil around my plant, buy Osmocote (approx. $15), and mulch around the plant. I followed the suggestions and within a month the allamanda looks great, and FULL of blooms. Hope this helps.
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| Crestina Wilbraham from Madeira Island asks: |
My plant is growing quite fast & big but I notice that the leaves are "gluish.. sticky", can this be some kind of desease?
Thank you for answering!
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| Lauren from USA asks: |
I live in central florida and have 2 allamanda bushes that I have had for 2 1/2 years. They are located on either sides of my garage. The leaves of the one on the right began turning yellow in the middle, and on the outer edge of the leaves it looks as if they are burnt(dark brown, crunchy, and dead looking). The leaves are all beginning to fall off, and the plant is looking very thinned out. This happened several months ago and my Grandfather suggested sprinkling their base with epson salt, bone meal, and fertilizer. This seemed to be working for several weeks. However, now the plant is sick again and I don`t know what to do. Can you please help?
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| Susan Colantuono from USA asks: |
My leaves are turning yellow, but have dark brown to black distinct round spots on the leaves. Just transplanted from the nursery. HELP! I love this plant and live in central Florida.
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| Yourgarden Specialist Marian says : |
It is probably leaf spots are caused by fungi or bacteria. Brown or black spots and patches may be either ragged or circular. Remove infected leaves when the plant is dry. Leaves that collect around the base of the plant should be raked up and disposed of. Avoid overhead irrigation if possible; water should be directed at soil level. For fungal leaf spots, use a recommended fungicide according to label directions.
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| Jerry Posey from Untied States asks: |
I am in Zone 8 (central Alabama) and I have a Allamanda Bush Im not sure what kins it has small yellow trumpet flowers, how do I prune it (its in a large planter)
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| Avril Hamer from Spain - Costa Del Sol asks: |
My allamanda leaves have gone yellow and are falling off is this usual, if not what can I do to revive it. Kind Regards Avril.
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| Yourgarden Specialist Marian says : |
Could be several problems: too much or too little water, the cold or a combination of those.
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| Darlene from USA asks: |
How big does a Allamanda Bush grow?
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| Yourgarden specialist Marian says : |
I think you have the Allamanda schottii. They grow about 2 m high.
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