Why Is My Fuchsia Dropping Leaves? 7 Common Issues
When they’re in bloom, fuchsias can be so floriferous that you might forget the plants even have leaves.
But there they are, humbly photosynthesizing and enabling your fuchsia to produce more and more of the blossoms we love.
That is, unless they start dropping from the stems like it’s raining leaves.
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Fuchsias drop their leaves readily when pests, disease, or environmental problems stress the plants.
So not only will the dropping leaves mar the appearance of your fuchsia, but it’s a warning that something is wrong.
Your job is to figure out what the issue is and fix it so your plant can get back to doing what it does best: blooming!
That’s where this guide comes in. We’ll help you narrow down the cause of why your fuchsia is dropping leaves and set it right.
Here’s what we’ll cover:
Keeping your fuchsia healthy and happy and staying on top of pest and disease issues will go a long way to preventing problems like leaf drop.
If you need to refresh your knowledge about how to grow fuchsias, check out our guide.
Sometimes leaf drop is preceded by wilting foliage. If you recognize the problem and act right away, you can sometimes solve the issue before the leaves start dropping.
If your fuchsia is wilting, visit our guide to learn about the common causes and how to resolve them.
1. Heat
There are over 100 species of fuchsia growing natively across South and Central America, and the Caribbean.
They grow in a range of climates, from those that experience regular freezes to those that stay hot and humid.
But most of the species and hybrids commonly grown as
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