A Desert Rose's second flower was distorted (petals curled, browned). No insects found. Expert suggests slight underwatering during bud formation or cool temps (<55°F). Owner lives in tropics (>20°C) and waters 2–3 times weekly. Asks if daily watering during bud formation helps.
No exact watering schedule fits all; depends on light, humidity, pot size, soil, roots. Plant is 99% successful. Just monitor soil moisture more closely during bud formation—don't let it get too dry. No radical changes needed.
Expert declines to answer Fuchsia issues (browning/blackening spots, yellowing) as Fuchsias are not common indoor plants and expert lacks hands-on experience. Suggests outdoor/tropical plant forums.
Will Creed, Interior Landscaper, Horticultural Help, NYC.
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