Rhododendron petals disappear as buds open—none on ground. Color visible briefly, then gone.
New leaves emerging from buds may be mistaken for petal loss. No known insect or disease removes petals this cleanly.
Have a certified arborist inspect in person. This anomaly requires hands-on diagnosis.
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