Annette's new Mandevilla has brown spots on most leaves, but no visible insects.
The symptoms point to a fungal infection. Spray the plant with a broad‑spectrum fungicide such as Daconil or Funginex to halt spread. Existing spotted leaves will eventually drop; focus on protecting new growth. Ensure good air circulation and avoid overhead watering to reduce humidity on foliage.
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