My monosolenium was growing beautifully lush and green but this week I've noticed some of the new growth turning brown and melting. The only thing I can think that's changed recently is the temperature turned up a few degrees from 21 to 25°C or thereabouts. Has this shocked the plant into melting and will it bounce back or have I lost it?
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Monosolenium tenerum & temperature
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GreenNeedle
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Has it grown well over that time. I grow loads of it and you have to keep thinning it out. Doesn't seem to like being 'overcrowded' 🙂
Thanks SuperColey, it has been growing well but I don't think it is overcrowded yet. I've had it about a month. It seems to be the very tips that are melting rather than the undergrowth.
Come to think of it, the temperature got turned up around 3-4 weeks ago and it only started melting in the last week.
Come to think of it, the temperature got turned up around 3-4 weeks ago and it only started melting in the last week.
