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Willow cutting wilting.

10 years ago

I have a willow cutting whose leaves are wilting and I'm not sure why. They're losing their green and turning brown and dry. The cutting is very small with the thickness of a matchstick and about a foot tall with a couple leaves. It started as a cutting that I put in water for a while until roots grew. I transferred it into a pot (mixture of dirt and peat moss) and it's been there for about two or three months now. Could it be heat stress? I kept it on a northwest facing window (though away from direct sunlight). It's been kinda hot here recently too (US Midwest). I was afraid I might be watering it too much or too less. I water it about every two days.

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