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Gradmaster Yoda starts with ... Probably quite hard to notice from the picture but my mandarin's new leaf (the tiny one growing from the stem) is slightly discoloured at the tip. I would describe it as a darker green but it may be brown. I will see how it goes (obviously) but does anyone know what it is, what caused it, and if the plant will be fine?
| About the Author Gradmaster Yoda Aldinga 20th November 2018 8:22pm #UserID: 19268 Posts: 25 View All Gradmaster Yoda's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author denise1 auckland NZ 27th November 2018 5:18pm #UserID: 6832 Posts: 688 View All denise1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Gradmaster Yoda says... Thanks Denise. It's been five days since my post and the colouring hasn't spread, So I don't think it's sick, I reckon the leaf was damaged somehow while it was still developing very early on and sensative. The picture I attached is another mandarin plant with the same problem, but the damaged leaf has stopped growing, and the next one has started early so my guess is that the plant is now ignoring the damaged leaf and focusing on growing new ones. I don't know what I'm talking about though. Also, the other damage on the plant pictured is a different issue from earlier. Hopefully the other one recovers the same way.
| About the Author Gradmaster Yoda Aldinga 28th November 2018 4:55pm #UserID: 19268 Posts: 25 View All Gradmaster Yoda's Edible Fruit Trees |
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