Umm, if those pictures show the new larger pot, the plant will continue to be in trouble. Much too small afor a plant that can easily become 4 feet across. It's early enough in the season that you might consider seeding new plants, fertilizing regularly as soon as the 2nd set of leaves develop. And it would likely be helpful to become acquainted with your county's Extension Service office which will be able to direct you to local gardening information. Use this interactive map to locate your county's office: http://www.csrees.usda.gov/Extension/ Here is a link that might be useful: locate your county's Extension Service office

It's hard to tell if the wilting is caused form lack of water or a result of the plant bing sick. One thing I have realized w/mine is it grows more in the winter months than in the spring/summer. I have to really cut back on the watering in the spring/summer, mine tells me when I water it too much, the bottom leaves turn yellow and eventually fall off. At one time there were three stalks on mine, I lost one to what sounds like you are experiancing. But the two remaining stalks are doing fine. However the stalks are narrow in some place, I do have to stake it to keep it up right.This was taken some time ago, it is now 4' tall.

Hi and thank you for your answers. I sprayed the raspberries with copper only once a few days ago. The strawberries that are ill are in a different part of the garden; all my plants are in pots. I think that a few weeks ago I overwatered the raspberries. They were staying in full sun and the leaves began to dry out, so I moved them in a part shade location and didn't water them as much as before. Maybe if I use the Neem fungicide once a week it will be ok, although I don't think so. Today more leaves are wilted. Thank you again for your answers. Anna

to gardengurl49 I live in the tropics and had exactly and precisely the same problem which I solved by bringing the coleus into the house. It was in bright light outside and simply did not like it. Each evening when I went to water it already had some but was very wilted. So I brought it in doors and presto.. it does not wilt now. When instructions for plants say 'full sun', or bright light then here in the tropics it does not apply because the sun is hotter. The same for any country, full sun in the North is far weaker than in the south. Let any plant tell you what it is happy with. If it wilts it needs more shade.