12.00 plant at grocery store

Try soaking in water soluable copper sulphate. If its a root fungus that might work.

It will probably be too far gone now.

Chai, sequoias arn't that colour.

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Im holding on to it for all its worth.... but this is what it looks like now..

http://img361.imageshack.us/img361/6941/dsc3622td3.jpg

You can see the new growth at the tops of the stems.. and no matter what, it wont keep its leaves.
Im hoping Im just over watering it or something easy like that..

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Stop bringing your devil worshipping symbols on here.

Maybe your plant needs a blood sacrifice.

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it is just a form of subtle mind control

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It's Jesus on a dinosaur vs. shewolf & Lucifer.

Who will be victorious?

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At least lucifer wouldn't be caught DEAD in that dress...

and those shoes?

lord have mercy

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Could be anyone of a number of different things.

http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/image/0019/137125/brown-rot.jpg

http://lh6.google.com/manicgardener/RX3lTViDYYI/AAAAAAAABFY/PFu_o0scS0I/Stem%20Lesion%20caused%20by%20Phytophthora%20capsici.JPG.jpg?imgmax=400

Just soak for a few hours then allow the soil to drain and dry out. (quite dry)

Spray the foliage with a garden fungicide. Collect any leaf litter from the pot and burn it.

Could you be overwatering? that kills more houssplants than any thing I know.

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Gee, I just bought a new car. I have no idea what it is so Ill post pictures of it on the web and maybe somebody will tell me what the hell I just bought.

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Close up of any stem/leaf discoloration please.

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dadpad wrote:

Try soaking in water soluable copper sulphate.

Where can I find this stuff?

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http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/5579/dsc3626lk4.jpg

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http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/406/dsc3625ls8.jpg

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http://img382.imageshack.us/img382/3199/dsc3624ox3.jpg

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http://img382.imageshack.us/img382/2332/dsc3623kr1.jpg

that is all of them

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copper spray is available at any good garden center. Doesn't have to be Yates

http://www.yates.com.au/images/pestdisweedcontlargeiii/LeafCurl.jpg

Those photos make me think you are over watering.

Could be iron deficiancy or possibly manganese. allowing to dry out will reduce both these in the short term. repot into good quality potting mix for the longer term

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Yay!
I can fix that Smile

Thank you

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@JPB,

This is a cordyline terminalis. It needs more shade than sun. It also killed my cat so if you have one (a cat) get rid of the plant or the cat.

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@Chai,

Its a Cordyline Florida Smile

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