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Mountain Cabbage Tree and Banks Cabbage Tree.
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Andy Martin
Joined: Thu Apr 24, 2008 8:58 pm Posts: 1279 Location: Oxford UK
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Re: Mountain Cabbage Tree and Banks Cabbage Tree.
Thanks for your thoughts on Cordyline Indivisa Adrian. I have always made sure the the roots don't dry out not thinking about moisture absorption through the leaves. Every Spring I get discoloration in the leaf. Don't know what causes it??
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Fri Apr 28, 2017 11:01 am |
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Adrian
Joined: Sun Feb 07, 2016 7:32 pm Posts: 185 Location: Folkestone Kent UK
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Re: Mountain Cabbage Tree and Banks Cabbage Tree.
Me neither Andy, at least it looks transitory as the new spear looks great!. Must be some winter damage the growing point gets whilst it's sitting there waiting for spring. Your plant looks very healthy Andy it must like the treatment and position you give it.
Adrian
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Fri Apr 28, 2017 1:21 pm |
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david feix
Joined: Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:54 am Posts: 3206 Location: Berkeley, California
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Re: Mountain Cabbage Tree and Banks Cabbage Tree.
Neither of these two species are at all common in horticulture here, I've never seen any besides at the UC Berkeley Botanic Garden and the San Francisco Botanic Garden. The garden at UC Berkeley can occasionally get hot in summer, but our summer nights are always right back down to 12~13°C all summer long, which is also about what our winter daytime highs are like. Plus in early summer and many mornings all summer Berkeley gets a lot of marine layer fogs that keeps our summers more spring-like.
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