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  • I have several hooly ferns that are getting some yellowing, almost like they are variegated, but I know there not. It started with all of this rain. I was woundering if you had any clue as to why this might be happening.

    7/23/200710:57:52 AM Link 0 comments | Add comment

    Plant Questions, Potassium Bicarbonate

    It's always challenging to diagnose a problem without actually seeing the plant itself because there can be several reasons as to why the leaves are yellowing.  It is possible that too much water (puddling) and lack of sunlight can produce some yellowing.  Other causes of yellowing in leaves can be attributed to lack of nitrogen or iron which can be remedied by applying some of Garden-Ville's 6-2-2 Soil Food Select All-Purpose Fertilizer or adding Green Sand.  You might also want to examine the leaves more closely for signs of pests or fungus.  Garden-Ville's Potassium Bicarbonate (2 tablespoons per gallon of water) or our Organic Insecticide may work well to fix those kind of problems.    

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