Although the Dipladenia is quite easy to care for, it can still happen that the leaves turn brown or yellow. The reasons for this are varied, but with a quick reaction they can definitely save your plant.
Why does my Dipladenia have brown leaves?
Brown leaves on Dipladenia can be caused by too much or too little water, insufficient fertilization, sun burns, winter quarters that are too dark or pest infestation. React quickly to save the plant: check the water supply, fertilizer amount, location and for pests.
It's best to prevent it so that the leaves don't discolor in the first place. Fertilize your Dipladenia Mandevilla regularly during the flowering period and water the plant moderately without allowing the soil to dry out completely. Make sure that the Dipladenia does not burn in the sun. Winter quarters that are too dark or pests can also lead to leaf discoloration.
Possible causes of brown leaves:
- too much or too little water
- not sufficiently fertilized
- burned in the sun
- too dark winter quarters
- Pest Infestation
Tip
If your Dipladenia gets brown leaves, react as quickly as possible to prevent the plant from dying.
