Hi everyone,
I'm experiencing a problem with my bougainvillea, and was hoping somebody
could help. As soon as I think I've found a plant that I can grow with no
problem, something happens...sheez!

The leaves (which were looking a healthy dark green when they burst forth
from their buds) have begun to turn a silvery color. At first I thought it
was a coating on the outside of the leaves, but it is definitely the leaves
themselves. Is this a case of run-of-the-mill chlorosis or something more
serious? If just chlorosis should I treat with Epsom or...? Not sure if
this is of any consequence, but about a week ago, I moved the plant outside
to a shady porch (that gets morning sun) to begin adapting it to outside
sun.

Thanks in advance for your patience with a beginner!

Conor
Williamsburg, VA

P.S. Is anybody planning on going to the Virginia Bonsai Society show this
weekend in Norfolk? Or know anything about it for that matter?


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