Hey folks, I've got this Nandina Domestica "Fire Power" from a nursery last winter and she has been doing pretty well until this summer. In the spring she produced nice lush green foliage and i gave her balanced fertilizier every 2 weeks. She was receiving direct morning sunlight up untill 1pm everyday. Suddenly i had to move in to a different place where it gets direct sunlight after 3pm. After i changed my location, the plant started to act strange. Lush green foliage started to feel crispy and they began to change colour on the tips. I though it's the excessive salt in the soil at first and I did give her a bath, started to use distilled water for a while but she kept getting worse. After a while, she started to shed foliage and today i checked her again and she is still shedding and turning colors. Also, I want to report that bark of the Nandina has turned into black gradually starting from top. What am i doing wrong? How can i save her?
(Using semi-inorganic soil - watering schedule is once in 2 days)
Sorry about my English, I'm not native.
(Using semi-inorganic soil - watering schedule is once in 2 days)
Sorry about my English, I'm not native.
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