Dipladenia (Mandevilla sanderii) is a tender tropical often grown as an annual in Zone 6 (Portland, OR). Bringing it inside for winter causes leaf yellowing and drop due to lower light and humidity.
After frost danger passes, move outdoors gradually. It will rebound with new growth and flowers.
For detailed care, see Weidner’s Dipladenia Guide.
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