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Re: Bored Jade?
Janet Mauer wrote:
>
> I have no answers concerning Achimenes dormancy. However, i do have a
> problem with my crassulaa (jade) - the leaves are turning thin and
> wrinkled, and somewhat lighter in color. There is a little new
> growth. Any ideas what the problem may be, and can they be saved?
> Also, can they be placed outside during the summer, in hot,
> humid Omaha, Nebraska. Thanks
Dear Vicki:
My jade did the same thing a while back- I was definitely giving it
enough water, but I though perhaps the roots were not drinking it, so I
took it out of the pot and looked at the root ball. WHile it appeared
fine, I put it in an outdoor shade garden for the summer (hot, humid
Iowa), and fresh potting soil in the fall, and it returned to normal.
Maybe it was just bored? :)
Molly in Iowa (Zone 4)
PS- if you do give it an outdoor vacation, be sure to do so in steps so
the heat shock doesn't kill it (learned the hard way :(. )
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