The Ultimate Plumeria Care Guide

Leaf node rot, likely a typographical error for ‘leaf node rot,’ can occur in Plumeria due to fungal or bacterial infections at the nodes where leaves attach to the stem. It’s essential to keep these areas dry and provide good air circulation. Infected material should be pruned away, and proper sanitation is key to prevention.

Synonyms:
Node Rot
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Alternative Meanings:
  • leaf node rot

    A condition where the area where a leaf attaches to the branch, known as the leaf node or leaf axil, is experiencing rot or decay. Various factors, including fungal or bacterial infections, environmental conditions, or physical damage, can cause this.

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