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By BobGrill
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Joined:  Mon Sep 02, 2013 1:23 pm
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My D. binata seems to be coming out of dormancy now that it's warming up and winter is basically over here. However the new leaves that sprout up keep turning black and dying after they reach a certain size. I'm currently keeping it in partial sun/shade an am using distilled water. Not sure what is going on, but I hope someone can help out. Thanks.
By LAKJP
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Joined:  Tue Mar 05, 2013 9:16 pm
#199322
Without a picture, it is difficult to figure out the problem,so I advise you to upload some in order for us to help you :D
By BobGrill
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Joined:  Mon Sep 02, 2013 1:23 pm
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LAKJP wrote:Without a picture, it is difficult to figure out the problem,so I advise you to upload some in order for us to help you :D
I'll get one as soon as possible.
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By Cory
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Joined:  Sat Jul 27, 2013 5:42 pm
#199326
Are new ones sprouting faster than they die off.
Most of my binata leaves are short lived before turning black but are soon to be replaced by new growth.
I also have mine in deep pots as the root system is quite large
By BobGrill
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Joined:  Mon Sep 02, 2013 1:23 pm
#199330
The leaves haven't even fully sprouted. They get a few centimeters above the soil (peat moss) and then they turn black.
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By Cory
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BobGrill wrote:The leaves haven't even fully sprouted. They get a few centimeters above the soil (peat moss) and then they turn black.
Was it repotted at the beginning of the season?

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