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I grow pomogranet trees for my tea. Don't know what u r growing. Until summers end there are always some brown leaves - I ignore them. Perhaps there is too much alkalinity in ur water? Use gypsum.
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by: Carson E. Bench
(1 point)
Posted: June 11, 2014
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by: sarah
(2 points)
Posted: June 12, 2014
Many plants drop leaves under the stress of moving and repotting. Since you have new growth, I would not be concerned at this point.
I'm not sure from the pictures, but it may be Camellia sinensis. That will produce a shrub, not a tree. If that is what you have, I would just leave it outside until fall. It is hardy to about 7b, and my C. sinensis shrubs (little leaf variety) outside survived -5F this winter.
I'm not sure from the pictures, but it may be Camellia sinensis. That will produce a shrub, not a tree. If that is what you have, I would just leave it outside until fall. It is hardy to about 7b, and my C. sinensis shrubs (little leaf variety) outside survived -5F this winter.
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by: Nicole Castle Brookus
(21 points)
Posted: June 14, 2014
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Please provide images over 10 years ago.
Have you recently moved or repotted the plant? Is it indoors or outdoors?
over 10 years ago.
I re-potted it after I got it. And I put it outside when it's nice out and bring it back in at night. over 10 years ago.
Can you be more specific about the plant? Tea tree could be several different plants. over 10 years ago.