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Euphorbia susannae problems

17 years ago

Hi,

I have quite some euphorbia's and never problems with them but the susannae species seems to be more difficult.

I lost allready one last year and now I'm more carefull with watering but since a few weeks my new one is coloring yellow.

Is this normal?

I putted it allready a bit more in the shade but all my other euphorbia's are in full sun.

What can I do?

Thanks for any help,

Hans

Comment (1)

Denise
17 years ago
Hans,

It could be the sun, but it could also be over watering. Have you unpotted it to look at the roots? I'd check on the roots to see if you see signs of root rot. If not, probably keeping it in bright shade would be advisable.

Denise in Omaha
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