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Orinoco problems
I planted my Orinoco in a partial shade area. The past 2 months the leaves have been scorched. It only gets about 5 hours of sunlight and I dont want to move it this late in the year or in shadier location because it may stop growing or grow slower. Does anyone have any advice on what I should do?
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Re: Orinoco problems
A couple stakes and some shade cloth
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08-27-2010, 08:19 AM
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Re: Orinoco problems
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Re: Orinoco problems
I guess its probably too late lol. should I cut the burnt leaves off?
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Re: Orinoco problems
Ok I'll wait. Maybe next year I need to put it in a shadier location because summers here can be brutal. But I'm afraid it may not grow in a shadier location. Thanks Jack
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