QuestionI planted over 20 plants which have done very well. However, I have a few that have developed brown leaves and have died. I do not treat them any better than the others but they do not survive. I replanted some of them and they also have died. What is wrong?
AnswerHi Richard, Either too much or not enough water. Make sure you water around the plant and just not the plant itself. You can rot it by only watering the plant. You want the plant roots to grow towards the watered area. Yellow leaves usually means not enough water, fast death. Brown or black leaves root rot, slower death. kathy