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Date Posted: 19:01:38 11/05/01 Mon
Author: No name
Subject: Re: Draceana Marginata leaf drop
In reply to: 's message, "Re: Draceana Marginata leaf drop" on 16:18:49 11/03/01 Sat

sure wouldnt hurt to take it out of the pot and look.
that would be a good way to determin rot as well.




>Talon, I have two Dracena marginatas, and I find that
>theyalways like to be potted-on - so perhaps they're
>just making a statement - as soon as I have re-potted
>them, they seem to shoot up, and I got one for a
>trifling sum in the garden-centre because it was
>pot-bound and looked awful. When they're small, they
>are prone to shock on transplant, I've found anyway,
>but are made of sterner stuff as they age. I would
>definitely repot - why don't you try one on it's own
>to see what happens, perhaps they might prefer going
>solo?

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