Re: P. cordifolium
- Subject: Re: P. cordifolium
- From: maria guzman m*@3RIVERS.NET
- Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 13:00:27 -0600
Interesting. I have cordifolium about the same size though growing in a
large container in semi-shade in our sun room.
I transplanted, or potted on, a large P.glutinosum (about same size) a
couple of days ago, cut it back somewhat in order to bush it out, and now
the leaves are all curled under though still green. It's been thoroughly
watered and also only gets partial sun. Any comments from a resident
expert?
Our weather was beastly - and uncharacteristically - hot throughout July
and August until 2 or 3 days ago.
Maria
Augusta, Montana
>My P. cordifolium is planted in the garden in full sun and is approximately 2
>feet tall now. We have been having a hot spell of weather (and more humid
>than we usually have) and the leaves are all curling inwards so that the
>silvery
>underside is all that shows. I thought the plant needed more water, so I
>watered it deeply but the leaves have not uncurled. The leaves are not
>dropping,
>and are not brown or crispy.
>
>Can anyone tell me what is happening?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Cindi
>San Diego, CA
