Vinca (periwinkle) suffering from blackened stems, yellowing then browning leaves in irregular patches likely has Rhizoctonia dieback. This fungal disease thrives when foliage stays wet from rain or irrigation.
Improving air circulation and reducing leaf wetness are the most effective long-term controls.
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