two problems
- Subject: two problems
- From: "Reid Family" p*@comcast.net
- Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2005 14:44:26 -0700
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Dear Collective Plant
Wisdom:
I need info on two separate
situations.
1. Our church has
2 60-year old Italian cypress planted in front that need some shaping. One
is 8-10 feet taller than the other, and I meant to have it topped and shaped to
match the other. A gentleman in the church has said that will make the
tree sprout off in different directions from the top, and it shouldn't be
done. Anyone have experience with this situation?
2. I brought home 3
lovely jade plants from my mother-in-law's patio, and have put them on my front
porch which is shaded, but receives indirect light. I have only watered
them once since I brought them home 2 months ago. I also put them out in
the sun for a few hours one day because we had been having so much rain, I
thought they might need a little more light. I confess I know precious
little about their care, never having raised them before. Now the oldest,
largest one is showing brown "scabs" on some of its leaves, and I am wondering
if I sunburnt them back a few weeks ago, or if I shouldn't have watered them, or
if I'm not watering them enough. Anyone grow these who can offer some
advice on their culture to get them back looking happy again. In fact, the
two smaller varieties still look fine.
Thanks so much in advance,
Karrie Reid
Folsom Foothill Gardener
CA Zone 9
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