didn't want to start several threads for some basic questions, figured I'd post them all here. Any responses, tips, or shots in teh dark are highly appreciated :thumbsup:
1) transplanting plants - if I transplanted a plant (~3.5' tall croton in FL) recently w/o prepping it (only a root stimulator application during transplant and a weak fertilizer misting maybe 2X/week since) is losing leaves and I'm afraid it may get worse - anything that I can do at this point besides just keeping the soil proper, light liquid fertilizer applications misted on the leaves, and wait?
2) plant death?
Do plants 'die', for instance when a human heart stops, for all intents and purposes, that's all she wrote. Do plants have a 'critical point'/death point or do they just get progressively worse but can still be saved with the right care until they're just completely, visually, 100% dead.
3) When to cut a large palm branch?
I have a large-ish (maybe 15') palm tree, I believe it's either a majesty or a queen palm but don't think that matters. Anyways one of its 'arms' or fronds, a palm branch I guess lol, seems to be dying. The other arms/branches are all nice and green, one's going yellow fast (whole branch/arm). Should I cut that off, or let it do its own thing and fall (not in a dangerous spot or anything, it'd fall right on the driveway or street)?
1) transplanting plants - if I transplanted a plant (~3.5' tall croton in FL) recently w/o prepping it (only a root stimulator application during transplant and a weak fertilizer misting maybe 2X/week since) is losing leaves and I'm afraid it may get worse - anything that I can do at this point besides just keeping the soil proper, light liquid fertilizer applications misted on the leaves, and wait?
2) plant death?
Do plants 'die', for instance when a human heart stops, for all intents and purposes, that's all she wrote. Do plants have a 'critical point'/death point or do they just get progressively worse but can still be saved with the right care until they're just completely, visually, 100% dead.
3) When to cut a large palm branch?
I have a large-ish (maybe 15') palm tree, I believe it's either a majesty or a queen palm but don't think that matters. Anyways one of its 'arms' or fronds, a palm branch I guess lol, seems to be dying. The other arms/branches are all nice and green, one's going yellow fast (whole branch/arm). Should I cut that off, or let it do its own thing and fall (not in a dangerous spot or anything, it'd fall right on the driveway or street)?