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10-08-2008, 04:05 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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M. Ice Creams growing upside down?
I have two Blue Javas that are starting to grow upside down in the sun. What the heck is going on? (see middle plant) Are they getting too hot?
Rest of the yard, taken 2 days ago during the first rain! M. Dwarf Cavendish M. Goldfinger
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10-08-2008, 06:17 AM | #2 (permalink) |
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Re: M. Ice Creams growing upside down?
I've looked at your photos and I can't see what you are referring to.
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Re: M. Ice Creams growing upside down?
the only thing i can see is the leaf deformation that a lot of us have seen latley, im calling it the twisted leaf syndrome?????it will straighten out on its own, at least mine have?????
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Re: M. Ice Creams growing upside down?
i use to have some problems with this kind of twisting i asked Gab about it and he indicated that is was caused by to high a concentration of firt so i backed off and they returned to normal in a few months
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Re: M. Ice Creams growing upside down?
i would say correct, but i have not given any fert to some and they still showed signs of this
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Re: M. Ice Creams growing upside down?
well I'm not sure then id ask Gab he almost always knows the answers to this kind of problem
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Re: M. Ice Creams growing upside down?
Well, when the leaves first came out, they were completely upside down (underside was on top), but as you can see it has gotten better. I have given them a lot of firt lately, so I will back off per Pauly's comment. thanks
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