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Sounds like your main trunk is dead and rotting. Cut your good stalk off. Dip it in some rooting hormone powder and just stick it in another pot with new dirt. Keep it moist (not wet) and it should root in a few week and start growing. You should rip the whole plant apart and cut off the...

This could just be natural drop - fruits come from fertilsed flowers and if the fertilisation was incomplete in some way then the fruits won't form fully. Another reason could simply be that the plants can't actually sustain that many fruits and it stops providing nourishment for some of them...

tell your problems in details whatever you are facing with these tree.

One thing you can do is take the pictures of that flower. For sure that wouldn't get ruined. lol !!!! Any ways just consult a good gardener.

hey!!! what smell should come from that bud. I think that it'll take more time to fragrance to your home.

Help with flower seeds.....? I am planting my first flower bed and have lots of different seeds packets ready to plant in peat pellets Most of these packets have 100+ seeds in the packets and from what i understand you only use 1 or 2 per peat pellet? So ovciously (unless you...

on land it's bamboo. in the sea it's kelp and of the two it's kelp at about a foot and a half to two a day bamboo only grows about a foot or so a day.

Go to Jackson and Perkins they are right down the road from you and are the premium supplier of roses in the northwest.

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you should pollinate when they are at their reproductive best,if there is such a term.When she looks like she won't produce any more pistils and before the pistils start to turn brown.

Good growing with rain water..and it's not harmful for it becausen normal rainwater has a pH of 5.6 which is slightly acidic.

I have one, and I like it. It's very low-maintenance and it does provide lots of herbs after about 6 weeks. I live in Manhattan with a small kitchen and this has come in quite handy. My one gripe is taht I haven't been able to grow chives very successfully. Customer Service has been very nice...