So the weather here is been warm but not real warm and lately it his been stormy with thunderclouds and high humidity.
Yesterday it rained hard and although the Plumeria did not get rained on I don't think it like all the rain and all the humidity. Humidity shouldn't be the problem, but....
I walked out this morning and this is what I found...
{{!gwi}}
My poor Plumeria droopy and wilted and I was worried that maybe I have been given it too much water recently. And, that with the cooler temps and high humidity. I don't know.
So⦠I re-potted it. i took the soil out added some more cactus soil with perlite added to help with drainage, and hopefully that will help clear up the problem. I don't know if it was a watering issue or maybe too much fertilizer... I will have to see if it helps correct it.
I'm sorry... I panicked a little... heheh
~Bob
Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
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