Periwinkle leaves turning severely yellow despite daily morning watering. No pests found.
Periwinkle (Vinca) "runs its course"—it becomes leggy and yellowed when past its prime. This is normal, not a disease.
Cut the plant back to near ground level. Fresh, vigorous growth will emerge, looking just like a new planting. In Florida, it grows wild and responds beautifully to this treatment.
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