I have about a 4 footer and it was nice and leafy. Now it is losing it's leaves and soon will have none. The plant does not appear to be dying.
By Joe N
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poehere
Bronze Post Medal for All Time! 105 Posts November 5, 20170 found this helpful
This sounds like an irrigation problem in your yard where the plant is.
- You will need to dig around the plant and loosen the soil.
- Make sure the plant is receiving enough water when it's watered.
- You'll also need to give the plant some good fertilizer.
- You can also dig around the root system of the plant and replace the dirt around this area.
- You can use some good potting soil or even mulsh to help the plants roots get enough water.
- Don't over water the plant because this will also cause the leaves to turn yellow and fall off.
- Check the root for knots. There is a root knot insect that sucks on the roots of plants that can kill trees and other plants in the yard.
Judy
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You are either underwatering or overwatering. Keep the plant evenly watered.
September 22, 20180 found this helpful
how will i know? too much or two little? i live in south florida and have a sprinkler system according to the season (which is HOT 8-9 mos)
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