Candy's rose produced strange light green, narrow, shriveled leaves in clusters, but normal flowers. Jay suspected nutrient deficiency (likely nitrogen or micronutrients) and recommended:
Note: Since flowers are normal, the vascular system works—the issue is likely foliar nutrition.
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