Plum Tree: Red veins / leaves

[Montray Davis]

PS: I removed the fertilizer spike and replanted the Plum tree into the ground ...... It doesn't appear to have reddened nearly as quickly as it were before... Before, in a matter of days, a large number of leaves went red, now, it seems to have slowed down on the death xD

 

[MaryMary]

It's always best to slow down Death.


Tricolor grafted hibiscus. Isn't that beautiful!!

 

[Montray Davis]

It's always best to slow down Death.


Tricolor grafted hibiscus. Isn't that beautiful!!

Oh my!! That is BEAUTIFUL! Did you graft it yourself?

 

[MaryMary]

Oh, I wish!!

No, I wanted to learn how to braid hibiscus. So I spent some time online, looking at this and that, and found that picture. Reading the things you have grafted, I remembered the picture, and thought you'd appreciate it.

 

[Montray Davis]

Oh, I wish!!

No, I wanted to learn how to braid hibiscus. So I spent some time online, looking at this and that, and found that picture. Reading the things you have grafted, I remembered the picture, and thought you'd appreciate it.

Definitely! It is extremely beautiful!

I am so excited about my multi-citrus tree. Everything is going well -- My problem though, is, I tend to kill about 1/2 of my grafts every time right at the end!! Transitioning them to natural humidity has been a pain in the ass for me. I should acclimate them much slower I suppose.

 

[MaryMary]

Transitioning them to natural humidity has been a pain in the ass for me. I should acclimate them much slower I suppose.

If you know what the problem is - then you know how to fix it.

Patience.

 

[Montray Davis]

If you know what the problem is - then you know how to fix it.

Patience.

I think that's my biggest problem! I'll graft something, and it will seem to be perfectly fine for a few weeks (no leaf loss, drying, or yellowing), then I remove the wrapping and humidity dome, and they quickly die. It just sort of clicked after reading this thread Thx.