Hi @Pradeepk
The dark discolouration in the third of your original images (dark colour between leaf veins) looks more like a nutrient deficiency of ...
Hi @Amylee
Treating a heavy clay with clay breaker or gypsum might be a slow process but the end result is worth the time taken, if your mother wan ...
Hi @Stuardo
I'm inclined to agree with Mitchell in saying the top growth you have looks like rootstock, not the grafted mandarin. It is far too vig ...
Hi @CEH
The plants you've selected all look great and most, with the exception of the daphne, can be grown inside, as they are usually kept as "house ...
I love small furry animals, especially our Australian ones, but some of them don’t endear themselves to me, especially ring-tail and bushy-tail pos ...
Thank you @EricL for suggesting the Fungicide. Have removed all those leaves which were infected. Just to be more sure about the cause, I have taken t ...
Thanks @EricL Eric. I will move the plant to another part of the garden with more sun light and also apply the fungicide and remove the impacted leave ...
Hello @PN
It looks like a bacterial brown spot. This type of fungus attaches itself to the leaves and waits for the right conditions to propagate. T ...
Hi @CEH as @Noelle mentioned the change of pot sizes is a progressive thing.All those you've mention will do well in small to medium sized pots with t ...
Hi @CEH , hi @EricL . Windy balconies can be tricky, and your Ctenanthe and peace lily are not well suited to that sort of environment. They're better ...
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @qian. It's wonderful to have you join us, and thank you for sharing your question about how to revamp your ...
Hi @Pradeepk
The dark discolouration in the third of your original images (dark colour between leaf veins) looks more like a nutrient deficiency of ...
Hi @Amylee
Treating a heavy clay with clay breaker or gypsum might be a slow process but the end result is worth the time taken, if your mother wan ...
Hi @Stuardo
I'm inclined to agree with Mitchell in saying the top growth you have looks like rootstock, not the grafted mandarin. It is far too vig ...
Hi @CEH
The plants you've selected all look great and most, with the exception of the daphne, can be grown inside, as they are usually kept as "house ...
I love small furry animals, especially our Australian ones, but some of them don’t endear themselves to me, especially ring-tail and bushy-tail pos ...
