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Flame vine
I do not have a green thumb but decided to buy a flame vine to cover one
side of my open balcony. I do not like to see the neighbor's building every time I went to the balcony. The place is sunny and humid (I live in Israel's coast) and I am watering twice/ 3 times a week. A few days after I brought the plant home and transplanted it to a big vase (the plant I bought was around 3 feet big) it started to wither and the leaves are falling. In 10 days it lost half of the leaves. Is there anything special that I should have done? Is there any special care for this plant? Would passiflora be a better "beginner plant"? Thanks Claudia de Paula |
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Claudia C A de Paula wrote:
I do not have a green thumb but decided to buy a flame vine to cover one side of my open balcony. I do not like to see the neighbor's building every time I went to the balcony. The place is sunny and humid (I live in Israel's coast) and I am watering twice/ 3 times a week. A few days after I brought the plant home and transplanted it to a big vase (the plant I bought was around 3 feet big) it started to wither and the leaves are falling. In 10 days it lost half of the leaves. Is there anything special that I should have done? Is there any special care for this plant? Would passiflora be a better "beginner plant"? Thanks Claudia de Paula Plants should not be planted in a vase they should be planted in a pot with a drain hole in the bottom. The poor thing is drowning. -- Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington USDA Zone 8 Sunset Zone 5 |
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I used the wrong word. It is in a ceramic pot with a hole in the bottom,
what I called vase by mistake. "Travis" wrote in message news:z5JPe.64$qg2.13@trnddc05... Claudia C A de Paula wrote: I do not have a green thumb but decided to buy a flame vine to cover one side of my open balcony. I do not like to see the neighbor's building every time I went to the balcony. The place is sunny and humid (I live in Israel's coast) and I am watering twice/ 3 times a week. A few days after I brought the plant home and transplanted it to a big vase (the plant I bought was around 3 feet big) it started to wither and the leaves are falling. In 10 days it lost half of the leaves. Is there anything special that I should have done? Is there any special care for this plant? Would passiflora be a better "beginner plant"? Thanks Claudia de Paula Plants should not be planted in a vase they should be planted in a pot with a drain hole in the bottom. The poor thing is drowning. -- Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington USDA Zone 8 Sunset Zone 5 |
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