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Fri, Jun 13, 08 at 19:38
| Has anyone seen this type of varigation in Catawba Rhododendron? These were collected from a native population and were growing on a moss covered log.
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| It looks more like a deficiency causing spotty chlorophyll development. The most common deficiency, especially in rotten wood, is nitrogen. I would try a little HollyTone and see if it improves. |
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