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Very good info!

I THINK my orange tree has magnesium deficiency , old leaves are turning yellew ut the vain is green still , and the plant is not doing well after transplant

Great tip. Thank you.

Great video. I'm sending this to my neighbor whose gardenias are chlorotic!!

Thanks from New Zealand

I've been amending with ironite and hollytone for several years with no better result. i just watched a video from India who suggests that gardenias do not like full sun all day. Dappled sun is better, or no more than 4 hrs full sun. Mine are in full sun about 9 hrs a day - they look beautiful Fall thru Spring but lose color and have bud drop in summer (central NC zone 8a July August temps 80-90). I'm going to provide some screening today 9/3/24 to see if it helps.

This was a terrific explanation; I really appreciate how you gave examples of the different types of deficiencies we may see in our plants leaves. My mother in laws received a gardenia in early summer and she been having some issues getting it acclimated to her environment. It hasn’t been transplanted yet to a larger pot yet, I was planning to do so in the fall. Is that timing ok for our zone (7b)?

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I got MSM Turf, which is the first one to really knock it out

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Thank you very much.

What would the plant look like if the ph of the gardenia plant is too low? Do the leaves turn black if the iron chlorosis continues and pH not right?

What if there is black leaves and yellow

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I have gotten great results killing lespedeza with Change Up. One ounce per gallon of water with a a little Dawn added

Is lespedeza considered an annual weed such as crab grass?

I'd go with Farenheight herbicide, it has Dicamba in it and way cheaper than celsius, last you forever.

Thank you for the info. I have been doing a LOT of research trying to help my new Gardenias not die on me. The gardenia leaves turned all yellow like that, some do have green veins before they get to this point - but even giving them plant food did not correct the problem. Is it possible that overwatering will also turn the leaves that all yellow like that? I am really really hoping the plants are not root rotted - I bought them at Home Depot in containers and they already had one or two leaves all yellow. I did fertilize them with an acid loving fertilizer, and I treated them with a foliar spray as well with chelated iron, and added sulfur to the pots, because the soil was neutral instead of being slightly acidic... and as I said, some had green veins on the leaves. I tried aluminum sulfate, which seemed to restore the PH, but a week later the soil was back to neutral. I even tried watering with water made to a 6 ph with vinegar, but it doesn't last. Just a few minutes after watering, the PH is back to being at 7. I hoped that using the acid loving plant food would give the plants what they need, but even though they contain chelated minerals, including iron, the problem remains. I am going to try adding some epsom for the magnesium, but I am starting to think that they can't get the nutrients because of the roots possibly being damaged before I got the plant. I see disintegrated roots in one pot, although it also has some white ones, a lot of the roots at the bottom of the pot were falling apart. I don't see nematode symptoms, and I don't notice a sour smelll or mushy roots, but the majority of the roots are brownish and thin looking, not white and plump. I am at a loss as to what to do to fix the soil PH in a short time as the aluminum sulfate was only a temporary fix. I hope if I treat the roots and soil with hydrogen peroxide solution and repot that it will kill any fungi in the soil and roots, and help the plant recover... and hopefully giving it the acidic loving fertilizer with chelated minerals in it, plus the magnesium sulfate from the epsom, that it will recover. Does the absorption of nitrogen also depend on the acidity of the soil? I'm guessing not, but I am not certain, and it would be helpful to know. Otherwise I suspect it's the roots are damaged. So frustrating to buy plants in this condition. Home Depot has a great return policy for plants, but I don't want the money, I want the Gardenias to live! My Gardenias are still producing buds, and the buds are opening to give me beautiful flowers. Though some did turn yellowish after a few days, and then turned brown ... I assumed I was overwatering them when that happened.. so I have purchased some potting soil for cactus (contains "forest products", peat moss, and something else, and is touted as fast draining) and some pumice stone to try to help it drain better. I read that you are to water them deeply, but that they need to drain well... as far as I can tell they do that, but it's hard to know how much water is too much in a pot. I just water till its coming out the bottom, and then water it a bit more to ensure that the soil doesn't have dry spots. I'm honestly not sure how to avoid dry spots in pots without watering it really well. Hoping the pumice stone added to an allegedly fast draining soil will do the trick. Any insight you can give if you have time for it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you sir. I live in Florida and have a huge Gardenia and a few smaller ones that I cloned off the big one. Our soil here is very sandy, not much in minerals. I do have both problems you talked about. I have liquid iron and Miracle grow. I will apply both today, if, it's stops raining. LOL. Thanks again.

You answer my specific question--thank you👍

Thanks for the clarity. My plants need Nitro so I will get right on that. Thank you!

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Right information Thank you Sir.

Your soup looks awesome! I just signed up for your newsletter. Hoping to receive the recipe very soon. I have frozen turkey carcass bone broth from Thanksgiving that I want to try using in this recipe. Thanks bunches!

What was the spices you used

I have four of them, in the beginning, the leaves are beautiful green. now leaves look like some dust on it. not that green and shine, I tried to water with vinegar, add iron, fertilizer, the leaves look still not that green., i don't know why? how to fix it.

Yum. I’m going to make this dish this week

Wow. That was so not helpful. I would have liked to hear a discussion of fungal infection versus bacterial. You could have mentioned pruning out oldest stems to ground in order to improve vigor, air flow, and light into the interior of the shrub. You could have warned people of routinely wetting the foliage through irrigation practices. And yes, promptly removing just one leaf that shows infection can drastically slow down the spread of disease. And yes, fall clean up. Just like roses, the old mulch can be raked up and fresh mulch installed. Horticultural oil at bud break.......though it cannot treat the soil below the plant. But most of all a fungicide application at bud break of the entire plant and surrounding soil is the easiest fix. Even Matilda Gutges will be cercospora free, unless we get a lot of rain. Bonide Infuse. .......And you probably know about others. You could have told them, but you did not. Why not?

It was and thank you 😊

Aw heck! Why is a native plant, a groundcover, getting vilified as a “weed”, rather than a preferable walkable surface to environmentally-disastrous turf grass. Pretty ridiculous.

Chamber bitter sells good (Chanca piedra) good for kidney stones or gallstones. Grass is the weed. Herbs are God given medicines.

Thank you. Very useful information that I had difficulty finding in other videos

Thank you!

I think this is magnesium deficiency primarily. Iron def shoving on new leaves.

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A tank mix of 1oz of Southern Lawn Yard Herbicide per gallon of water doesn't work either.

do gardinia like direct sun or sun /shade

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The most useful gardenia yellow leaves information ! Thank you very much 😊.

simple and clear! thank you sir!

I hate this stuff, Tenacity won’t kill it

i always saute my cabbage but never thought of putting apple cider vinegar in! I will definitely try that.

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