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blackie48 | 07:54 Thu 09th Oct 2008 | Home & Garden
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I have a small, but lovely, purple Cordyline and a few weeks ago, the leaves started to droop and lose their stiffness. I have a larger one nearby in the same environment which is thriving.

Can someone inform me the cause of this droopiness and hoe the situation can be rectified, please?
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is it in the garden or in a pot ,symptoms are the same for to wet and to dry
08:44 Thu 09th Oct 2008
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It is in a pot.
09:18 Thu 09th Oct 2008
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Cordyline, especially the purple one, can rot from the centre. If its brown and 'mushy', its time for a replacement.
12:43 Thu 09th Oct 2008

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