Angel trumpets bloom well but leaves develop burnt-looking spots that become holes, then yellow and drop. Photos show calla lilies in background, suggesting possible underwatering.
Melissa notes angel trumpets are heavy feeders and prefer consistently moist soil. The symptoms indicate nutrient deficiency and secondary fungal issues.
With increased nutrition and moisture, the plant should recover vigorously.
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