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Old 04 May 2015, 09:49 AM
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Any idea what this particularly plant is dying of
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Looks like leaf rust.

Take a leaf to a decent garden centre, it'll probably need spraying.
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Blackspot. Cut off the affected leaves then spray whats left with Roseclear.
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is it pining for the fjords
Old 04 May 2015, 03:39 PM
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Pull them all off?

I've sprayed it twice couple days ago and week and a half ago
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Originally Posted by dpb
Pull them all off?

I've sprayed it twice couple days ago and week and a half ago
Overdone it
Can't help on a serious note , my missis kills all plants indoors and outdoors
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Just pull off the affected leaves

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Originally Posted by donny andi
Overdone it
Can't help on a serious note , my missis kills all plants indoors and outdoors
Acceptable variant for 'missus' up there.

The worst I've seen when someone here put their missus as 'misuse'.
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I'm quite good at killing em all lol

We had a variegated ivy type thing inside for about two years


I think it basically dropped a leaf a week. Until I admitted defeat and heaved it
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Neutriants deficiency, get some feed or repot in a bigger pot with enriched compost
Old 04 May 2015, 10:15 PM
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I rehoused the ivy one, can't remember whether gave it manure


Still carked it
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Looks like leaf rust.

Take a leaf to a decent garden centre, it'll probably need spraying.
That'll take for ever, just taking one leaf at a time.
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Looked more closely , and every single leaf and bud has a sort cobweb and some mite on it ...I'm amazed as iv sprayed it twice
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spider mite?
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On the face of it , I'd say you were exactly right!
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It's suffering from.... (I've googled it for you )












































Iwatch withdrawal symptoms , only cure is to get to the apple store
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Originally Posted by zip106
That'll take for ever, just taking one leaf at a time.

Hahahahahahahahahahaha........not
Old 05 May 2015, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by zip106
That'll take for ever, just taking one leaf at a time.
lol
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It was just the spider mites , flushed it all water , all good since
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You can spray them, the spray protects against greenfly too.

At our French place, we have two honeysuckles. One gets greenfly and has to be sprayed or they almost kill it. The other one, they don't go near. Very odd.
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I sprayed it twice though , the mites just shrugged it off


Something else will get it now probably
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Originally Posted by Felix.
is it pining for the fjords
Nah,that only affects the Norwegian Blue Rose.


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Originally Posted by dpb
I sprayed it twice though , the mites just shrugged it off


Something else will get it now probably
Maybe should have been a different spray?
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It says kills most aphids ... its a few years old so maybe was problem , id be surprised though
The mites are obviously tougher
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Mites aren't aphids.

https://www.google.co.uk/?gfe_rd=cr&...of+spider+mite

Never heard of horticultural oil, mind. My young trees in France have a 4" high layer of THICK horticultural grease called GLU around the trunks, otherwise they are covered in ants which makes all the leaves curl up....maybe greenfly are there?
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Course they're not .... ....this would explain why it didn't get rid of them


I did wonder about grease round the stem
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Apparently they hate chives
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I'd prune it fairly hard then spray. Sweep up all leaves and pruned bits. dl
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I used to just add a load of fairy liquid to the watering can.......
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The photo looks very similar to what my neighbours plants looked like a couple of days after I sprayed them with weed killer.
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