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Climbing Hydrangea new leaves brown and wilting

  • 19-07-2020 08:58AM
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    Supercell
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    My beloved climbing hydrangea has developed soft and floppy brown leaves at its fringes.
    A cat a recently started doing its business in the wood chip at the plants base, could that be a cause?
    I'm going to get some pet repellent stuff and will put that there.
    I have given it a good soak but I don't think its lack of water as its been pretty wet for the last month or so and I've been watering it too about once a week.

    Any suggestions?

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  • #2
    Supercell
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    After the watering all rejuvenated and look grand now, maybe clearing away the cat litter helped too?
    Anyhow will give it a bigger soak once a week until September to ensure its getting enough.
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  • #3
    standardg60
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    Good to hear, new growth can often look a bit limp, but watering will never do any harm.
    Is it evergreen?
    More likely to be a Pileostegia if so. Lovely plant.


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