A 4-year-old white althea near Dallas shows brown leaf tips, thinning foliage, and minimal growth despite 7 hours of sun. Light insecticide use and recent lime application haven't helped.
Prune dead limbs now. Plan a hard cutback in early spring. Fertilize and mulch. Monitor for pests. With consistent care, the shrub should recover its vigor and flowering potential.
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