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Killing a High Color Mini
I bought a high color mini last week, and it looks bad. The edges of the leaves are a little yellowish, and it hasn't grown any. I have fertilized it, just a tiny bit. Was hoping to see improvement this week. Have the soil set up to drain well in the pot. Have it in mostly shade; I've been afraid to put it in full sun yet. Any ideas?
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Re: Killing a High Color Mini
What kind of soil did you plant it in?
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Re: Killing a High Color Mini
Half regular Miracle Grow potting soil (Not Moisture Control). Half perlite. Pottery shards in the bottom topped with gravel then the mixture.
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Re: Killing a High Color Mini
One week is hardly enough to see any big changes. Just be patient.
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