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This is caused by these azalea insects literally sucking small sections of the leaf dry and killing that section of the leaf. Apply a fungicide to protect leaves before infection in the spring.
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As these azalea leaf pests move on across the leaf more and spots will appear. Azaleas are hardy drought resistant plants. However they are subject to a number of problems caused by infectious agents insect pests weather and nutrition deficiencies.A second type of rhododendron issue is brown spots on the leaves. If it continues marginal scorch and dead areas develop on recently matured leaves. There are several types of fungus that can cause this.
Azalea rhododendron diseases root crown rot. The leaves become curled fleshy and pale green to white. Most common rhododendron diseases.
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