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Linda Dawn lost leaves

15 years ago

Hi,

A couple of days after I brought my Beg. Linda Dawn home to my greenhouse, it lost all its leaves. The 2 stems are in good shape, but bare, and about 6 inches high. Should I just leave them in the pot and continue watering lightly or take cuttings of the stems and try to root? Thanks for any information you can give me!

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hc mcdole
15 years ago
I would provide a bright warm location and new leaves should appear soon. Watch for mildew and spray as needed. If it appears the stems are rotting then I would take cuttings ASAP. Let the soil dry some between watering.
diane_oh
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks for your reply. I'll try that! It's a beautiful begonia, and I would hate to lose it.
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