star jasmine vine - want to nurture back
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by Longy on June 25, 2006 09:07 PM
You've done pretty much everything you need to do. If there is still some green in the stems then you'll be OK. MAybe put the plant out of hot afternoon sunlight for a few weeks and make sure you don't let it dry out. For a novice gardener, you've done really well. Maybe you're a natural greenthumb!
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I'm a novice gardener. I have a star jasmine vine in a pot, purchased last summer from Costco. It did well last summer, but things have been quite busy at work recently and I'm ashamed to say that I've neglected it.
I had a chance to tend to it today, and many of the tendrils were brown and many leaves were dry. I removed the dead leaves and also cleaned out the leaves that were laying on top of the soil, and also trimmed the dry tendrils. Then I gave it a good watering.
I hope I can save the plant. My question is, how do I know if it's too late? How do I know if I'll need to do something special or different to nurture it back to health?
Thanks in advance!