Marigolds, with their vibrant flowers and easy-care nature, are a favorite among gardeners. They not only beautify gardens but also serve various functional roles, such as pest deterrence.<\/p>\n
However, like any plant, marigolds can sometimes show signs of distress. One unusual and concerning symptom is when their typically green leaves turn purple.<\/p>\n
This discoloration can be indicative of various factors ranging from environmental stresses to nutrient imbalances.<\/p>\n
Understanding these causes and addressing them promptly ensures the continued health and beauty of these beloved plants.<\/p>\n