dead roses?
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by Lily789 on September 06, 2004 02:03 AM
Are the stems still green and have some dormant "buds" on it? If so, then your rose is all right. My indoor rose dropped all its leaves in autumn. I stared at a bunch of green stems for a couple of months. Then in spring, it put out new leaves from the dormant buds and soon filled out into a beautiful, healthy plant. It's part of the growth cycle... ![[Wink]](im/wink.gif)
If it has no leaves and the stems are brown, then it's probably dead. You should consider the following:
overwatering, underwatering, diseases, wrong amount of light,etc. Many causes lead to plant deaths.
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~Lily
If it has no leaves and the stems are brown, then it's probably dead. You should consider the following:
overwatering, underwatering, diseases, wrong amount of light,etc. Many causes lead to plant deaths.
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~Lily
by magic612 on September 06, 2004 03:13 PM
thank you so much!
The stem is still green so it must just be dormant. I'm so glad you told me, or I would have thrown it out!![[Embarrassed]](im/redface.gif)
The stem is still green so it must just be dormant. I'm so glad you told me, or I would have thrown it out!
by kari on September 06, 2004 07:31 PM
I have a veteran's honor rose bush outside, and this year has not been the best year for it. It has only bloomed once so far and it's now September. I noticed rescently that it has black spots on the leaves and they eventually turn yellow and then die. What is this? Can I save my rose bush?
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Anyway, they have all turned brown and there's basically nothing left to it.
Is there anything I can still do, or is this poor little sucker dead? HELP!