Hi Matt, I suspect you just need to give them a few nice gentle organic foliar feeds. Weak mixes work best. Little and often of a seaweed based fertiliser with a little fish emulsion mixed in always works wonders for me. Mind you , its hard to imagine the problems you guys have whilst living here in chile heaven. (50 miles north of Perth Western Australia). Its Autumn here raining, and 75-85 degrees. Marc ----- Original Message ----- From: dygurkem none <dygurkem@hotmail.com> To: <;>; <chile-heads-digest@globalgarden.com> Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 1:30 AM Subject: Re: [CH] Yellowing Leaves > >Hi All -- > > > >I have a little gardening issue....I plan to till this weekend and get my > >plants in also. However, while watering my plants this morning I noticed > >that almost all of the leaves are sort of a pale green/yellow. The plants > >are otherwise healthy -- strong, tall, and rapidly growing. Any ideas? > >Should I be worried about this? > > > >Also -- Atlanta-area CH's -- I have not forgotten about those of you that > >have requested plants. I still anticipate having some to give away, but > >last week's rains have pushed me back about a week or so. Hopefully, I > >will > >have some to give away next week and then again another week or two after > >that. > > > Well, maybee it's a lack of water, but since you were watering them that's > probably not it. If the plants are in pots, maybe you need some sort of > fertilizer (or there's too much fertilizer), a bigger pot or more sun.... > > My plants tend to lose 3-4 leaves during a week, but it never became a real > problem (and they start by turning pale). If all your leaves are becoming > yellowish green, I believe there's something wrong. There's probably someone > here who can help you more than I can. > > Best of luck > > _________________________________________________________________ > Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com > > >