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2021-07-22 16:47:53

Try using a suitable complete fertilizer once. But it probably won’t look really nice again until next year.

They usually come from greenhouses under optimal conditions and then get a shock like this out in the wild nature :)

The hydrangea is now going full throttle, will be freed from the pot next week.

2021-07-22 17:12:03

Waterlogging
Leaf spot disease

are my assumptions

2021-07-22 17:45:07

Can you maybe help us figure out what's wrong with our magnolia? Bought it in May and it already had a few blossoms. At first, there were some aphids on it, but we checked it by hand. Suddenly, the leaves started to discolor and dry out like this. But it is sprouting new leaves. Which after a short time look like this again. It was fertilized only once with a little coffee grounds, otherwise only watered. The soil is heavy topsoil with some clay content. [ATTACH alt="IMG_20210722_154326.jpg"]63974[/ATTACH] [ATTACH alt="IMG_20210722_154332.jpg"]63973[/ATTACH]

Did you mix in proper wood shavings when planting? Usually nutrients are missing. Always fertilize nicely in spring and after flowering with a handful.

2021-07-22 17:47:43

Did you properly mix in bone meal when planting? Usually nutrients are missing. Always fertilize nicely in spring and after flowering with a handful.

I only dug the hole. :-)

But I wouldn’t know that we planted any fertilizer with it. Do you mean horn shavings? Or are there actual shavings made from brain?

2021-07-22 17:53:06

:D :eek:
Brain shavings = horn shavings (and a few more characters)

2021-07-22 19:06:14

Would spontaneously also say the magnolia is too wet.

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