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Potted Rhodo wilting

17 years ago

This past fall and winter I was able to coax potted rhodos to bloom. I was very pleased with myself. After blooming I gave it a trim and it started sending a lot of green. Earlier today I noticed one of the plants in the pot had wilting leaves. The rest looked fine. Anyone knows why it happened?

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Embothrium
17 years ago
If not needing to be watered then probably has root rot. Either way the top is indicating a severe problem at the root.
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