Re: How to care for Senecio tamoides ?
- To: k*@kozminski.com
- Subject: Re: How to care for Senecio tamoides ?
- From: d* f*
- Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2000 18:53:53 -0700 (PDT)
It sounds to me like it might be infected with
something, and the plant can be easily rooted from a
healthy cutting taken from a part of the plant which
is not so affected, but you might want to start
several new cuttings as soon as possible. It is also
fairly easy from seed, if it had already set some. I
have been growing the plant for several years, and
love it's abundant fall/winter bloom, but have also
noticed that it can seem to just"up and die" after
several years of perfectly happy growth.
Alternatively, you might try just cutting it back
hard, and see if it gives you some new growth...
--- Krzysztof Kozminski <kk@kozminski.com> wrote:
> As the subject states: what do I do to keep my
> "canary creeper" happy. I
> have it in full sun, well drained, getting about a
> gallon of water once
> a week. Planted this fall, was happy and increasing
> over winter, but
> nowadays half of it has shriveled and turned black.
> Any ideas what is
> missing here? Too much sun? Too much water? Not
> enough water? None of
> the 19 pages I found on the web mention its
> requirements...
>
> Heeeeeelp!
>
> KK
>
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