crinodendron hookerianum
By Dozyrosy
United Kingdom
Just planted one in our garden and the leaves are turning yellow - is this bad? thanks
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Crinodendron
- 20 Sep, 2009
Answers
It sounds as if it might be short on water, Rosy. Have you been watering it well sice you planted it?
20 Sep, 2009
It is if the surrounding soil's dry and if the soil its in is alkaline.
Both of those scenarios will need action.
The former means copious watering and the latter a change in position or, removing it and digging ericaceous compost into the 'large' new hole because its roots want to get nutrients from acid not alkaline soil.
I have one and the leaves do drop but they don't turn yellow.
Mine's in neutral-acid soil.
20 Sep, 2009
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