Where is that brug deficiency thread?

I think I have a deficiency going on and want to find that thread again? the one that had all the great info on deficiencies?


See the leaf? the plant is half way wilting not because of dryness, and leaves drop off one by one, this is the only leaf like this, but in a day or two they'll be another?

kathy

Kathy Ann, it look like magnesium defiency, but cold temperatures in a combination with wet or waterlogged soil can have this effect too on Brugmansia leaves. Can you tell me, what kind of soil mix you are using and also how you overwinter your plants, temperatures, light?

it was on page 2 on the brug forum http://davesgarden.com/forums/t/691931/ maybe u need to bookmark or add to ur favorites so it does not disappear on u.

thanks mavie

Night temps get 32 and above. I usually light the wood stove for anything below 32 outside. stagreen brand potting soil from lowes. Not the best but not the cheapest either. it's l0.50 a 3 liter bag.

I have one other one that wilts a tad too with leaves like this every once in a while, not all leaves, but one or two then a little later one or two others. they wilt weather their wet or dry but not every day. some days I'll go out there and their fine looking. That leaf above, I pulled off 2 off that plant that looked like that one , the rest are ok, but like I said it was somewhat wilted.

Plenty of light in the greenhouse that shines through, we get 55 to 65 during the day, the front and back door to the greenhouse stay open all day.

Kathy Ann, the leaves on most of my brugs look funky during the winter. Our temps vary from 75 to 28 in one day sometimes. It doesn't kill them. I just pick them off to keep them from looking so bad. In the spring they all come back and look healthy again. I quit worrying about it.

Kay

Thanks Kay, appreciate that. Will just not worry and see what happens in the spring time. Which I'm very welllooking forward too LOL Ithought it was here till this past week. Thus the cold weather again.