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Date Posted: 15:40:39 11/03/01 Sat
Author: talon5
Subject: Re: Draceana Marginata leaf drop
In reply to: denny 's message, "Re: Draceana Marginata leaf drop" on 15:11:37 11/03/01 Sat

Actually I'm lucky, I can go most of the year without turning on my heat, since the landlord changed to thermal windows. Added to that, I've got an old spinster downstairs, who must keep her heat cranking!
So, maybe I let them go too dry, huh?
I'm beginning to doubt it was the standing water thing....considering, they've been potted like that, since the Spring, with little or no leaf drop, all year.

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