3 days ago one of my my amethystinas- the biggest strongest one w/ the most flowers began to droop a little... I didn't pay much atention as I figured it just hadn't been watered in a few days, but the timer(s) would take care of that.

I'd forgotten that I'd just switched up the timing cycles to longer in-between waterings..

Temps hit 100+ 2 days ago..

Yesterday the timer finally came on.. May have been too little too late as the soil surrounding where she's planted was bone dry..And it looks like I may have lost 1/3 to 1/2 the vine.

Looking back now, "Oh Well" I say.. I should have payed more attention, but it's too late now.

So I gusee sometimes "leaving things alone" isn't the thing to do either.

Well Today; things seem to be perking up; both plants have lost quite a few of their leaves the Caerulea has lost quite a bit of its leaves; all the ones that were damaged and had turned color fell off today; and some of the Buds as well. The Alato seems to be doing better than the Caerulea; the leaves aren't as droopy today; it has lost some leaves but not as many as the Caerulea; Both seem to be perking up now. I am sure it also had to do with the fact that I had to change the soil which in turn I lost some of the far extended Roots; but if I had left the soil in I think I would have lost the plant for good; so I had to take the chance and change it. Now that both have lost some foilage; the root system won't have to work as hard; and I am hoping it will come back better than ever.

Funny thing; I put some of the same Fertilizer in my Lady Margaret and it is doing fine; when I saw the effect of the other two I took the top inches of soil out of the Lady and replaced it; but I never once saw any change in the Plant overall. It seems even though they are all from the Passionflower family; they all seem to need completely different things; From now on I am just going to give the Big pot with the 2 Different Passionflower plants the Premix Fertilizer; that seems the safest way to go.