Carpet roses are black spot magnets. Even with weekly fungicide, spores reinfect from air and soil. Spray the soil surface and mulch around the base—spores overwinter there. Continue spraying every 7 days; add a spreader-sticker for better coverage.
Black spot won’t kill the plant; it’s cosmetic. Focus on plant vigor over perfection.
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