An indoor potted Parade Rose losing leaves with "decaying" appearance—husband suspects black rot—more likely faces environmental stress or black spot fungus (Diplocarpon rosae). Black spot shows circular black spots with yellow halos; environmental drop lacks distinct lesions.
Apply Daconil (chlorothalonil) per label for roses. Good protectant fungicide. But fix environment first—indoor roses rarely thrive long-term without exceptional light/air.
Parade roses are miniature florist roses—often forced, short-lived indoors. Consider moving outdoors in spring for permanent health.
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