
The light spots on your desert rose are scale insects, not a fungus. Each spot is a scale feeding on sap; heavy infestations cause yellowing and leaf drop.
In hot climates, water more frequently—light watering 2–3 times a week is better than infrequent deep watering for container plants. Also, 4 hours of intense afternoon sun may be excessive; consider moving the pot to a spot with morning sun and afternoon shade.
Propagating a Broken Desert Rose (Adenium): Turning Disaster into New Plants
Desert Rose Toxicity: Fallen Leaves and Sap Safety
Desert Rose (Adenium) Leaf Drop and Flowering
Pruning Desert Rose (Adenium) Seedlings for Maximum Caudex and Blooms
Reviving a Freeze-Damaged Desert Rose (Adenium)
Desert Rose (Adenium): Swollen-Base Succulent with Showy Flowers
Rose Pruning Masterclass: 7 Core Rules + Advanced Techniques
Saving a Rotting Desert Rose (Adenium): Water Management and Repotting
Reviving a Struggling Miniature Rose Tree
Newly Transplanted Roses Yellowing with Dark Spots—Transplant Shock + Black Spot
Diagnosing Black Spot and Rose Midge on Antique Roses
Rescuing a Chlorotic Shrub Rose: Container Rehabilitation and Soil Testing
Desert Rose (Adenium obesum): Sculptural Succulent with Showy Blooms
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