Petunias in pots with potting soil (sandy FL soil) dying in patches with no visible bugs suggest viral infection (curly top, mosaic, ring spot, wilt) spread by aphids/scale. Rapid decline, yellowing, death.
Viruses are incurable. Remove and destroy infected plants. Disinfect tools with bleach. Prevent future spread by controlling sucking insects with labeled insecticide.
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