MY POTTED AZALEA

Hi

Azealea's like acid conditions, so rainwater is the best thing to use, or failing that bottled water with a PH below 7 or try filtered water.

If you use tapwater, it may be hard & alkaline depending on where you live eg London/South Downs.

If indoors, may be dry air, stand the pot on a tray of damp pebbles so water can evapourate and provide humidity. Do not drown the plant, keep the wtaer level below the pebbles, but top up as needed.

Have you fed the plant ? Try food especially for acid lovers/Azaleas.

How good is the light ? It may need brighter conditions.

Can't think what else to try, sorry.

Here is some further information about your pot plant, which, as David suggests, is probably a japanese azalea

http://www.superfloralretailing.com/may2009/bloomingplant.html

Hope this is helpful -- there is info about challenges part of the way down the page 

Thanks for all your replys, i think it was proberbley in conditions that was too dry and not enough light. I have now moved it .   

Hi

I don`t want to buy another fertiliser just for one small plant. I have a lot of orchids and as Azalea and orchids both like rain water and don`t like the strong "normal" fertilisers for house plants, I tried my orchid feed (organic) for the Azalea and it is working, at least for my Azalea.

Puenktchen