Many “evergreen” azaleas are actually semi‑evergreen. Older spring‑produced leaves turn yellow and drop in winter, especially on large‑leaf Indica types. Kurume varieties hold foliage better.
As long as the tips of branches show green leaves, the plant is healthy and will refoliate in spring. No action needed.
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Oak Tree Webbed Clumps: Fall Webworms, Minor Pest
Azalea Mealybugs: White Sacs and Crawling Bugs
Paperwhite Bulbs: Black Streaks and Flopping—Light or Bacteria?
Troubleshooting Gloxinia Decline: Questions to Pinpoint the Cause
Soft, Floppy Phalaenopsis Leaves: Calcium/Magnesium Deficiency
Dendrobium Phalaenopsis Yellow Leaves: It's Dormancy, Not Distress
Rose Midge and Black Spot: Dual Problem Diagnosis and Organic Management
African Violet Lighting and Repotting Myths: Why Lamps Don't Replace Sunlight
Reviving Floppy Nepenthes Leaves After Bare-Root Shipping
Nepenthes ventricosa Yellowing Leaves: Natural Aging or Issue?
Nepenthes Lower Leaves Yellowing: Normal Aging & Light Response
Winter Pruning of Sarracenia & Venus Flytraps: How Much Is Too Much?
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