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Rosemary bush dying (-:
I think I did something stupid. A couple of weeks ago the weathermen
forecast night time temps in the 20s here in Chicago, Zone 5. I panicked and brought in all the house plants. I also brought in my Rosemary bush which is 1 1/2 years old, which I nurtured inside all last winter under fluorescents. I placed the bush under fluorescents and for some reason it just started dying. There is some green in the leaves but it doesn't look good, a lot of stems have completely died. The root system is big and it grew in a 24" wide container. I really hoped I could overwinter it inside and have it get huge for next summer. Now it looks hopeless. Does anyone have any idea as to how to save this? I can't believe the root system would just die off like that. If I cut the entire plant down will the roots spawn new stems? I since moved the plant from fluorescents and placed it under my new HID High Pressure Sodium lights for my indoor winter garden. It gets 14 hours of "sunlight" now. |
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