HELP... My Echinacea Purpurea Fell Over... What Should I do?
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Comments (2)i find zuccini plants will climb. i would put like a fencing around it and it should start climbing upward. thats what it did in my case....See MoreHelp - my plumeria fell over
Comments (1)Not sure why this would have happened after being in the ground for 4 years. However, as you know, plumerias have a relatively shallow root system. Combine that with wet soil and maybe a sudden gust of wind and it could happen. I've had plumerias that are in the ground, (just for the summer) blow over during 40 - 50 mph winds associated with hurricanes and/or tropical storms. Sounds like you have already done all you can do by staking it back up. John...See MoreHelp! What should I do for my Echeveria?
Comments (17)It isn't possible and probably not wise to try to eliminate every single bug...there are many beneficials out there too. Rather than using any preventative sprays, one should make sure plants are healthy: they should have excellent drainage, good light exposure and good air circulation. Farina doesn't come back after it was rubbed off. It is there for a reason, which may not be as crucial if plant is growing indoors; but it is perhaps unsightly. Sometimes it is difficult to handle plants without touching leaves, just try to avoid it if possible. Outside, which is better for the plants to be if possible, it is more important - but plant still shouldn't die :) It is normal for oldest leaves to dry up, shrivel and fall off. But aging leaf and water logged leaf are 2 different things, they also look different (I am not saying your plant is waterlogged, you can tell by touching it). How did the one that fell off already looked? And having another one doing same thing doesn't sound right - but plant could be also recovering from a transplanting. So do not panic, just watch it. It should really recuperate within next few days. And having it in better draining mix helps too. This one is outside - got rained on yesterday. I is in very gritty mix:...See Moreshould i do a fan over my round dining table or chandelier with 2 fans
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