Why have my rhodo leaves begun to droop?
Drooping leaves are a sign there’s something wrong with the roots. It may be because the soil has dried out at some time or that the container has poor drainage and the roots have been waterlogged and died. Try to make sure the roots stay evenly moist all year. The trouble with rhododendrons and other evergreens with thick glossy leaves is that they don’t show any response to dry conditions immediately. They’ll stay looking good in spite of stress, only showing the symptoms weeks or months later.