Ich habe diese vor ein paar Tagen gepflanzt und kurz nachdem die Blumen verbrannt waren und die Blätter herabfallen. Ich denke nicht, dass es trocken ist, da der Boden feucht erscheint. Irgendwelche Ideen, was könnte daran falsch sein?
It’s probably lack of water. You say the soil is moist, but if it’s newly planted whether or not the soil is moist isn’t really that important. What matters is whether the original compost of the buried rootball is moist. I suspect it probably isn’t, as this is a common problem with newly planted potted plants, especially if they were a bit pot bound before planting.
Give it a good soak. You won’t do it any harm doing that, even if it isn’t actually dry.
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Sulphate of iron , or Ammonium sulfate. To soil needs a more acid soil.
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Need acid loving compost when planted for the best start.
Try feeding them this
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEwjOmrWExNiMAxVSmIMHHdfkMggYABAVGgJlZg&co=1&cce=1&sig=AOD64_0yXDKkKQjIzt5ut75QedX9om1Bew&ctype=5&q=&ved=2ahUKEwi52bGExNiMAxVlzAIHHRRbO3sQ5bgDKAB6BAgEEAs&adurl=
Or add the compost now around it.
Cold nights fritzing the blooms I think?
It’s probably lack of water. You say the soil is moist, but if it’s newly planted whether or not the soil is moist isn’t really that important. What matters is whether the original compost of the buried rootball is moist. I suspect it probably isn’t, as this is a common problem with newly planted potted plants, especially if they were a bit pot bound before planting.
Give it a good soak. You won’t do it any harm doing that, even if it isn’t actually dry.
Sulphate of iron , or Ammonium sulfate. To soil needs a more acid soil.