some of my den got burnt (brownish dry) at the tip of the leaves, but the
remaining part of the leaves are still lush green. does anybody know why is
this so?

On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 20:36:53 +0800, ///Boochap/// wrote:

some of my den got burnt (brownish dry) at the tip of the leaves, but the
remaining part of the leaves are still lush green. does anybody know why is
this so?

Hi Boochap, usually brown tips at the end of leaves means that
too much fertilizer has been used.
Cheers Wendy

ohh yeah...my spray was too frequent!!
thanks!

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"Wendy" wrote in message
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On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 20:36:53 +0800, ///Boochap/// wrote:

some of my den got burnt (brownish dry) at the tip of the leaves, but
the
remaining part of the leaves are still lush green. does anybody know why
is
this so?

Hi Boochap, usually brown tips at the end of leaves means that
too much fertilizer has been used.
Cheers Wendy

Too frequent or too concentrated. More frequent feeding at lower concentrations is better for the
plant then heavy feeding less frequently - a steady diet is better than binging.

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ohh yeah...my spray was too frequent!!
thanks!

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"Wendy" wrote in message
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On Wed, 7 Jul 2004 20:36:53 +0800, ///Boochap/// wrote:

some of my den got burnt (brownish dry) at the tip of the leaves, but
the
remaining part of the leaves are still lush green. does anybody know why
is
this so?

Hi Boochap, usually brown tips at the end of leaves means that
too much fertilizer has been used.
Cheers Wendy