bad dirt on hibiscus tree
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by Jiffymouse on May 20, 2006 04:40 PM
if any of it is still green, (even if it is losing leaves) treat it like you would a cutting and it will come back.
you did use fresh, dry soil, right? and if you want, you can even put the roots under running water to clean off the slime. then put it in fresh soil, and water when the soil is beginning to dry when you stick your finger about an inch in.
you did use fresh, dry soil, right? and if you want, you can even put the roots under running water to clean off the slime. then put it in fresh soil, and water when the soil is beginning to dry when you stick your finger about an inch in.
by cs on May 21, 2006 08:53 AM
Thanks! I didn't wash off the root ball because I was by myself and this plant is HUGE. Actually, I noticed last night that it does have some new leaves, so I am really relieved! I'd just hate to lose this tree, my husband has had if for probably 10+ years and the lady who gave it to him has passed away. So I am optimistic now. Phew...dodged that one!
by Jiffymouse on May 21, 2006 10:13 AM
they are fairly resilient plants. i have one that comes back every year and i don't do a whole lot for it!
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Thanks in advance.
Crystal