Re: coloring
Roger,
It has been my experience in the past few years that when the new growth
comes out it is just a little lighter green and tends to green up with
age. Now if your whole plant is light green you should look at nitrogen
levels. Nitrogen is one of the easiest nutrients to add so less is
probably better. If your not happy with the color and growth of the
vines hit it with a little foliar feeding. With in two to three days the
vines will perk up.
Jon
On Sat, 4 Dec 1999 12:53:25 -0800 "res" <res@colfax.com> writes:
>It has been my sad experience that if you are showing a bronze tint in
>the
>leaves it means too much nitrogen. Roger
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