My red coryline is dying.
By Linda2
Hants, United Kingdom
It is in a large pot outside but fairly sheltered & the top is still red so can I save it, the funny thing is my mum said hers was doing the same & she is normally very good with plants. It always looses a few leaves but this year the majority are dying off below.what should I do.
- 20 Sep, 2009
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Mine too I transferred it from a pot to the garden and it has started to look all limp. The plant is 3 years old and dose not like being in the ground. Pollyanna
20 Sep, 2009
thank-you for your replies.
23 Sep, 2009
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Not sure what you mean by dying - have you got the plant outside in the garden, first, it's not in the house, is it? Secondly, do you mean it's losing some of its lower leaves, but that the top is still fine and growing?
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