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Q: My hydrangea leaves are turning brown and look crumpled. â D.B., Houston. A: This could be from inadequate water. Swings from wet to dry can result in brown leaf margins. Try to keep the soil evenly moist. Water slowly and deeply to moisten the soil several inches deep.
Brown leaves on a geranium plant is often a sign of fungal problem. Root rot, also known as water mold, is caused by an attack of Pythium fungi at the roots, likely the result of poor soil drainage. This disease also causes roots to turn from white to black or gray. Browning on geranium leaves that begins with a v-shaped section of discoloration is a symptom of a Botrytis fungal infection, which eventually gives way to the development of fuzzy spores and total discoloration of leaves as the disease progresses.