Orange powder on white tissue rubbed under daylily leaves confirms daylily rust (a fungus requiring high humidity).
Consult "A Daylily Rust FAQ" for resistant cultivars.

Managing Iris Rust Without Starting Over
Bradford Pear Cedar-Quince Rust: Orange Spikes on Fruit
Getting Stella d'Oro Daylilies to Rebloom
Daylily Proliferations: Free Clones on the Flower Stem
Cedar Apple Rust: Those Orange Gobs on Your Red Cedar
Hollyhock Rust on High Mallow: Identification and Management
Daylily 'Repeat Bloomer' Means Remontant: Patience for Establishment
Indian Hawthorn Rust: Juniper Connection and Fungicide Schedule
Rust-Colored Gravel and Cedar Needles: Fertilizer or Irrigation Overspray?
Cedar-Apple Rust: Life Cycle, Apple Impact, and Fungicide Control
Identifying a Rust-Colored, Powdery Mushroom: Likely Cordyceps Militaris (Non-Edible)
Moving Established Daylilies: Timing, Storage, and Transplant Success
Preventing Rust Stains from Cast Iron Patio Furniture
Rust, Black Spot, and Aphids on Climbing Roses in San Ramon, CA
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