On 08 May 2005 15:21:54 GMT, Steve wrote:

One of my red leaved cordylines has snuffed it and on inspection
the bark at the base has rotted away and woodlice have moved in.
Another of these cordyline is suffering a similar fate, although
the bark has only rotted half way round. Are the woodlice the
culprits, or just taking advantage? If not the woodlice, what is
the cause? Thanks in anticipation.

If it was frosted as Bob suggests, there's a good chance it will shoot
from the base and give you several new stems, so don't be in too much
hurry to dig it up.


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Chris

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