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jam-man starts with ...
Hey just wondering if yellowing of the leaf is normal or not.i have it in full sun . How is the new growth looking good or bad. its me first time growing one any advice would be appreciated thanks ben.
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Manfred says...
Which leaves are yellowing? New or old? Is the yellowing over the whole leaf, following the veins or between the veins?
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Hi Jam-man, coffee like a protected position and will not mind being in partial shade, if you have a morning sun and afternoon shade they will enjoy this. Check you have perfect drainage and that you plant is not too wet or too dry.
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jam-man says...
The yellowing is on the edges of the leaf and a bit on the veins.it just doesn't seam to be happy.its good drainage. I'll try giving morning sun and afternoon shade.how does the new growth look it's the first bit of growth its had while I've had it.it came from a nursery. I'll let yous know how it's going in a few days.
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Manfred says...
Could be a potassium deficiency. That appears first on the older leaves.
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