Magnolia bush has 30% leaf curl; white magnolia vine in Chicago (3rd season) grows beautifully on brick but hasn't bloomed.
Check for herbicide drift on or near the bush. Examine leaf undersides along center veins for insects. Both can cause curling.
Magnolia vines may take several years to bloom, especially in cooler climates like Chicago. Ensure adequate sunlight, proper pruning (after flowering), and avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers that promote foliage over flowers. Consult local nursery for variety-specific advice.
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