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By Premierpotter

Staffordshire, United Kingdom

new growth looks like been eaten


On plant Cordyline australis

  • Question asked on 2 May, 2010

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Nothing usually eats these - a photo would be helpful, but if you just mean "feathered" ends, this is usually wind damage.

2 May, 2010

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