Hello! I'm wondering if anyone here can help me. I recently moved from a tiny house with a tiny garden to an apartment with a balcony. All my plants were in pots and thriving, but one really has not taken so well to the move, and that's my whitecurrant, 'Versailles' variety.
Basically, the leaves have been picked bare, just leaving the main vein branches. This started after I moved. The other plants are generally fine (though the boysenberry next to it has a few leaves like this). The only thing I can think is that there are a LOT of Tilia / Lime / Linden trees on my street and perhaps the gross sap that they vomit out has damaged my plant. Although if that was the case, why is everything fine?! I don't get it.
If anyone has any ideas I would be very grateful! Thank you!
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