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All of my plants seem to be doing great. My
Lily is growing fast, my iris' are about to bloom andy parrots feather and pennywart is looking good.
But my water clover is REALLY sad and I'm not sure why. They said it does well to sun- partial share which is what I have. It's about 4 or 5 hours of sun where it is. The clover LOOKS like it's growing and a lot of the small leaves that were once underrwater are now on top but ALL of the leaves look black. Almost like they have been burned on the edges. Is this a illness of the plant? What should I do?? It's one of my favorite surface plants.
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Umm yea... confused
- Location:East Haven, CT
Posted 31 May 2009 - 12:47 AM
Cause life... well, it's life.. and there's nothing else like it
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Posted 12 August 2010 - 05:03 AM
You might count yourself lucky. Water clover has taken over and is ruining my pond. It can be invasive.
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Umm yea... confused
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Posted 12 August 2010 - 05:07 AM
Yea, that post is a year old but I can tell you I definitely posted to quickly.. About 1 month later the clover TOOK OVER and I was pulling it out by the handfuls.. it was a MESS and I am happy i dont have it again this year..
Good luck with that! I would have added it again because its cute and pretty, but i didnt want it to take over again.. now i can see my fish in the pond, which is a good thing
Good luck with that! I would have added it again because its cute and pretty, but i didnt want it to take over again.. now i can see my fish in the pond, which is a good thing
Cause life... well, it's life.. and there's nothing else like it
