Cascade help

[jmcvay252]

My Cascade is turning redish on the vine is that ok. The whole thing isn't red just every couple inches or so .

 

[DarkCoder]

Don't worry, it's ok.

 

[jmcvay252]

Sweet thanks

 

[jmcvay252]

Ok well my plants are about 4 ft long and they have not grown at all for like 3 weeks now so does any one have any ideas why?

 

[day_trippr]

Give us something to work with.
Right now we have pretty much zero info...

Cheers!

 

[jmcvay252]

Ok I water I use two pitchers of water (which I believe are 1 liter pitchers) in the morning I fertilized 3 months ago then refertilized this week. Last year they were at least 7ft by now

 

[jmcvay252]

The top one is cascade and the bottom is cintinial

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[day_trippr]

Try backing off on the watering. Daily seems excessive to me.
Check the soil down deep after a day to see how much moisture remains.
These plants don't want "wet" soil for extended periods...

Cheers!

 

[jmcvay252]

Thanks

 

[Triplegreen]

Do you have holes for drainage in those containers?

 

[Triplegreen]

Wet soil is not a problem as it is well drained Pooling water is a problem suffocates the roots

 

[jmcvay252]

Yes I do

 

[jmcvay252]

Ok cool thanks triplegreen

 

[Triplegreen]

Ok cool thanks triplegreen

The temperature seems to have a noticeable impact rocks even if placed in a outdoor pot on top 1/2 buried for the season - the rocks retained the daytime temp through the evening.

There are some recommendations of premixing hydrogen peroxide in your watering can a day before watering for boosting oxygen



I add molasses to my watering mixture as well to help nutrients not to leach or wash away immediately as well

 

[jmcvay252]

Ok intresting thanks for the help

 

[jmcvay252]

Well I just looked at them I think it might of been all the rain and lack of son cause we have been having a lot of rain lately and pretty much no sun. Cause today they have sprouted all over the place new ones and off the vine them selves also.