A gardener loves plants but can’t get hibiscus buds to open (they stay as buds) and a peach daylily’s buds open then turn brown. They sprayed Sevin. The responder asks for location, hibiscus type (hardy vs. tropical), foliage condition, and past bloom history.
Provide the requested details for a targeted answer. In the meantime, stop broad‑spectrum insecticides.
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