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Posted by M. D. Vaden on June 21, 2003 at 16:31:01:

In Reply to: Help!! posted by M. Eckert on June 21, 2003 at 08:27:47:

Is it just the older interior foliage? That would be okay.

Is it the overall plant that is turning brown? If so, was it very hot a few weeks before it happened? That could be Spider Mites, which would need spray. Usually, those have done their dirty deeds by the time the plant shows evidence.

Another possibility - a long cool spring followed by a fast blast of hot weather - SUNBURN.

M. D. Vaden of Oregon - www.mdvaden.com

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: Is it just the older interior foliage? That would be okay.

: Is it the overall plant that is turning brown? If so, was it very hot a few weeks before it happened? That could be Spider Mites, which would need spray. Usually, those have done their dirty deeds by the time the plant shows evidence.

: Another possibility - a long cool spring followed by a fast blast of hot weather - SUNBURN.

: M. D. Vaden of Oregon - www.mdvaden.com



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