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I have had this for 22 years, it has been cut back, repotted, leave
cuttings taken, and all in all been a good friend, but think I may have
killed it, I normally give my umbrella plant, and rubber plants time outside
in the summer, and this year thought I would do the same to swissy, looked
out on it today, and 7 of the leaves have gone black and papery, I have
immediately brought it back to its old spot inside, taken off the grotty
leaves, it was outside in a sheltered spot, next to the conservatory and a
fence, do you think it may recover, or am I too optimistic. I am presuming
it has been the rain and the wind. Any thoughts?? It has only been out under
a week (


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On 2009-07-21 19:15:23 +0100, "Sheila" said:

I have had this for 22 years, it has been cut back, repotted, leave
cuttings taken, and all in all been a good friend, but think I may have
killed it, I normally give my umbrella plant, and rubber plants time outside
in the summer, and this year thought I would do the same to swissy, looked
out on it today, and 7 of the leaves have gone black and papery, I have
immediately brought it back to its old spot inside, taken off the grotty
leaves, it was outside in a sheltered spot, next to the conservatory and a
fence, do you think it may recover, or am I too optimistic. I am presuming
it has been the rain and the wind. Any thoughts?? It has only been out under
a week (


Make sure it drains really well and don't be tempted to feed it or
water it until it's almost dried right out.
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Make sure it drains really well and don't be tempted to feed it or water
it until it's almost dried right out.
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Thanks for that Sacha, its not looking too good this am, a few more leaves
have gone black.....I'll leave it alone to sulk....


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