Nah, I'll just wait for spring. Like last year.

Auk wrote: Nah, I'll just wait for spring. Like last year.

Thats not preventing it huh

leatherback wrote:

Auk wrote: Nah, I'll just wait for spring. Like last year.

Thats not preventing it huh

It's letting nature take its course. Where I live, it's autumn.

Auk wrote: Yes, but this is a recurring problem. The same thing happened about a year ago. What do I do to prevent it?

Auk wrote:

leatherback wrote:

Auk wrote: Nah, I'll just wait for spring. Like last year.

Thats not preventing it huh

It's letting nature take its course. Where I live, it's autumn.

Maybe try for consistency when asking for help. Nobody said the yellowing of leaves was a problem, but you wanted to prevent it.

leatherback wrote: Maybe try for consistency when asking for help. Nobody said the yellowing of leaves was a problem, but you wanted to prevent it.

I wasn't asking for help.

read your previous posts

Try tro understamd 'm. Mandartej did.

I used worm tea which has been proved to work on other injured/sick plants, and i'll be happy to tell you that the plant is looking much healthier AFTER feeding it :lol:

no need to b a jerk on my post

the sarcasm is off the charts on this post.
It's autumn where I live and my Azalea hasn't lost it's leaves, nor has any of them turned anything but green. But I wonder if some Azalea have yellow leaves?
I agree with LB.