Fatsia japonica 'Variegata'
Fatsia japonica variegata
martin blundell
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My plant is losing its variegated colour on the leaves . Planted last October in partial shade (leaves were a lovely green with cream variegation now mostly just green with a couple still showing variegation). Plant currently about 750mm x 750mm. Soil is clay and has been quite waterlogged through spring
Posted: Saturday 4th of May 2013 05:22 PM Last reply: Friday 28th of February 2025 11:44 AM
Fatsia japonica 'Variegata'
Shoot User
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does it need staking/ support
planiting (container)
planting (bear root)
planiting (container)
planting (bear root)
Posted: Thursday 23rd of February 2012 06:33 PM Last reply: Friday 28th of February 2025 11:06 AM
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Without actually being able to see the damage for myself, it is difficult to assess exactly what is going on here.
However, from your description the plant does sound to be in a rather sorry state. And I would of course recommend that you remove the damaged and soggy parts of the plant in an effort to stop whatever has caused this.
Is it possible that you could post up a photograph, getting as close to the point of damage as possible? In the meantime, make sure that your plant is well watered through this hot spell to help it recover from the shock of surgery!
Good luck
Auntie Planty
www.auntieplanty.com
However, from your description the plant does sound to be in a rather sorry state. And I would of course recommend that you remove the damaged and soggy parts of the plant in an effort to stop whatever has caused this.
Is it possible that you could post up a photograph, getting as close to the point of damage as possible? In the meantime, make sure that your plant is well watered through this hot spell to help it recover from the shock of surgery!
Good luck
Auntie Planty
www.auntieplanty.com
Posted: Saturday 5th of June 2010 09:49 AM
Japanese aralia 'Variegata' (Fatsia japonica 'Variegata')
rebecca wingar
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I planted a Japanese aralia 'Variegata' last year, it did well until a few months ago when I noticed that the stems were drooping a lot. When I looked at it the leaf stems and part of the main stem had turned brown and appeared to be rotten. I have cut them off. Does anyone know what this might be, and did I do the right thing by removing the 'rotten' parts?
Posted: Friday 4th of June 2010 08:07 PM Last reply: Saturday 23rd of March 2024 01:50 PM