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Gardening Know How Questions & Answers - https://questions.gardeningknowhow.comThis bottlebrush plant was planted about one month ago and the leaves immediately started to drop. The man who planted said the plant was in shock. I gave it a bit of super thrive But the plant is going down hill fast. It gets at least six hours of bright sunlight a day. What to do??
Note: The pink behind the bottle brush is a pink flowering geranium.
Thank you very much.
Best Regards
Elizabeth Wetzel
The Woodlands TX
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3 Comments To "Bottlebrush – planted one month ago – What is wrong?"
#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 03/21/2017 @ 7:33 pm
Check the planting and growing conditions needed, with the article below.
Make sure the soil was moist but well drained.
Was the plant exposed to cold temperatures?
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#2 Comment By twcco On 03/21/2017 @ 8:08 pm
Thank you downtoearthdigs! I think the roots are compacted and there is too much water. Temps are fine, but I’m going to replant in a bigger pot and add some sand..
EW
#3 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 03/22/2017 @ 7:58 am
Make sure you use a good quality commercial potting mix. Never use soil from the ground, as this will become like concrete in a container.
Don’t use to large of a container, just so the root ball is comfortable with a little extra room. Too large of a container will lead to root rot.