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jim_1 (Zone 5B)
8 years ago
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Comments (38)hi all, im sort of a an old newbie, did some trading here well in seed swap any way, but in my 2nd month as a member got busted three times in same week for posting wrong, didnt get any warnings that i was doing it wrong till low and behold got all three warnings in one day. i had lost someones addy and posted everywhere except right place. so after a long while i just resigned up under new name but haven't done any trading till this past two weeks, was trying to get rid of all my cannas and monkey grass and started posting it for sasbe. needless to say i got alot of e-mails asking THEY FIT IN A SASBE? LOL as i said i had only done seed swapping before so i didn't know the termanolgy for shipping plants....but i was instructed on how to phrase it correctly..LOL thanks all for the help.. hopefully i will make some new friends here as well. i've also learned a few things after my first shipment of plants,, if you go overboard trying to impress someone with a big plant it costs alot...LOL well heres to future trades and garden friends. hope you all have a blooming good day!!! see you in the trade lines, darlene...See MoreWhat's happening here with my weeping cypress?!
Comments (5)interior browning or yellowing is normal and cyclical .. increased by any long term stress ... including winter ... even in warm climes .... the insult could have been a year or 3 ago ... as noted... the only way to tell whats going on.. is to get under there.. and dig a few 3 to 6 inch holes .. and FIND OUT the status of moisture in the soil ... then act accordingly ... IMO.. there is no soil issue.. on a 20 year old tree ... the soil itself i mean ... its probably a water issue.. complicated by the soil ... usually lawn watering is not sufficient for trees .. of which conifers are ... be nice to know where you are.. and the extent of the drought .... find out.. then report back.. then we can advise ... ken...See MoreCan someone tell me whats happening here?
Comments (3)who cares.. its really cool .. lol... a vast majority of the time.. leaf damage is not all that a big deal ... and they are usually specific to a given plant ... meaning they wont spread all around.. if just left ... lets see if that ends up being supported by rhiz .... if im wrong.. im wrong ... ken...See MoreAny ideas what's happening here?!
Comments (1)The new growth is called a basal Keiki. In time you you will be able to separate it from the mother plant and have a bonus plant....See Morejim_1 (Zone 5B)
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