Kiwi dying after transfer from pot to pot
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Guys, we transplanted kiwi to another pot end of summer. After a month, the leaves have been withering. Why do you think this is happening?
Either lack or too much water, maybe?
Well, I’ve been careful not to overwater it. I also regularly check if it needs watering. I was wondering if this is related to temperature dropping down?
La la la, I think the problem is the season when you transplanted it. It needs full sun exposure and should be transplanted in spring. Let’s just hope it’s going to survive winter.
Hi, I didn’t know kiwi could grow in cold regions. I had kiwi once but that was when I still lived in a hot country.
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