If your burgundy-leaf oxalis develops orange, rusty spots in warm weather, it's oxalis rust (Puccinia oxalidis). The disease accelerates the natural summer dormancy of the foliage.
Since oxalis naturally dies back in summer heat, many gardeners simply accept the rust as part of the seasonal cycle.


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