Hi. I brought an indoor jasmine plant.All of a sudden the tips of new shoots drying off.?
I brought an indoor jasmine plant for the fall and winter climate. I've changed the potting soil and added enough fertilizer.I am maintaining the room temperature of 68 f or so.with watering twice a week.It was growing well. All of a sudden the tips of the new shoots are drooling and eventually drying off and some buds are dropping off even before they mature. Please tell me how to overcome this problem.
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Your plant went into shock. You may have over fertilized. The new potting soil has a lot of nutrients in it so you should not have added fertilizer. Also, you may not have the plant in an area that is conducive to recommended light and care.
Call the nursery or dealer you purchased the plant from and explain the situation, they may have an exact solution although I doubt it. However, I say 'nothing ventured, nothing gained.'...(Answered by Notorious) |
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How come my moms patridge breast aloe shoots grow so slow by the way i live in canada.?
I recently bought this aloe for my mom on mothers day and it came with 4 shoots (pups) how come there growing so slow i mean i give it enough light we water it when its suppost to be watered. Or is it just slow at growing oh by the way we put it in a window sill.
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Aloes like living in cramped quarters, but after
a couple of years, they do need to be transplanted.
Spring is a good time to transplant houseplants into bigger pot. Randall
Parks, an aloe expert, recommends using a planter that is wider than it is
deep as aloes have a shallow, spreading root system. Check that the
planter has a drainage hole and add a layer of gravel at the base.
Parks recommends on his Web site (http://freealoeplant.tripod.com) using a
potting mix to which you add sand or perlite. You can also purchase and
use a mix meant for cacti.
To transplant a big plant, let the soil dry as ...(Answered by happilymarried_101803) |
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