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  • #16
    Seem ok to me too,i think time might be the best treatment

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    • #17
      yea but none of you can tell me why the bottom leaves fall off

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Ruud View Post
        yea but none of you can tell me why the bottom leaves fall off
        Gardenings not an exact science mate, sometimes stuff just happens
        WPC F Hobbit, Shire police

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Ruud View Post
          yea but none of you can tell me why the bottom leaves fall off
          I feel inclined to give up at this point: Pees and Queues?

          However:
          Leaf drop can occur with sudden changes in temperature: for instance moving a plant from a perfect environment (like in the nursery you bought them from) to an imperfect one (in a house, which perhaps has less light than it's used to, or is colder or more draughty than it likes).

          Personally, I don't think they are getting enough light where they are.
          All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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          • #20
            Have they dried out at all? The bottom leaves have dropped off a Pineapple Sage I let dry out too much.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by BFG View Post
              Have they dried out at all? The bottom leaves have dropped off a Pineapple Sage I let dry out too much.
              no i pretty much keep an eye on them daily , i think it just might be the lack of air in the room and too much heat perhaps

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