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Brugmansia Leaf Curl: Likely Environmental, Not Viral

Why Are Some Angel's Trumpets Curling Leaves?

Leaf curl in Brugmansia (related to tomatoes) often results from overwatering or heavy rain. Viral diseases typically cause mottling or streaking. Lab test needed for virus confirmation. Ensure good drainage.

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