Re: Sparmannia africana



Hi

I know I'm a little late re the discussion on Sparmannia - but does anyone 
else have trouble with chlorotic leaves (particularly the older ones) - have 
have assumed that it was iron deficiency - but my soil is fairly neutral - 
iron chelates doesn't seem to have any effect.

Any ideas? What are its natural conditions?

I can remember reading somewhere that it is often used in pots near cafes 
and regularly survives on coffee grounds - which would suggest that it does 
like acidic conditions.

Regardless it is still a great plant - and often grown around here on the 
coast.

Susan George
McCrae, Victoria, Australia

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