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Sky Vine

17 years ago

Sky Vine turns brown/dies during the winter here in So FL when temperature dips into the upper 30's. Most people say it's the cold but others claim it's just lack of water.

I'd like to keep my big beautiful vine showy for Easter, April 12 this year. Does anybody have advice?

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bossjim1
17 years ago
Here in zone 9 Texas, my Sky vine doesn't brown unless the temp. drops below about 30 deg.. Maybe it is the lack of water. I'd just keep it well watered this winter and see if that helps.
Jim
msbatt
17 years ago
It's the cold. I have one in the greenhouse that got moved to close to the window last week. Temps dropped, the vine turned brown and ugly.
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