Brown leaf edges, scorched flowers, and sudden bloom fade after heavy feeding.
Remove spent flowers. On remontant types (Endless Summer, Forever & Ever), this stimulates a second flush.
Deep soak the root zone weekly to leach fertilizer salts.
These bloom on old and new wood. Deadheading now promotes rebloom in a few weeks.
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