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Honeysuckle

14 years ago

I have a honey suckle that's been in the ground for about a month and a few of its leaves are turning yellow. Any idea of what's causing this?

Thanks.

Comments (3)

ginkgonut
14 years ago
Which leaves are turning yellow? Inner, new, or all?

If not a nutrient problem, I would guess too wet or too dry.
jared515
Original Author
14 years ago
It's a number of leaves. I watered it well yesterday, so I will see what happens in the next few days. If it's not that, I may try a fertilizer.
leftwood
14 years ago
If it is the older leaves that are turning yellow (not necessarily the bottom leaves), than it is probably normal adaption from transplanting.

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