A healthy-looking Sweet Autumn Clematis has chartreuse-colored sections. Owner wonders about nutrient deficiency or disease.
Kathy notes these vines rarely have major pests/diseases. Bugs may chew leaves. They die back in hard freezes but regrow fast. No special fertilizer needed; mulch helps.
Chartreuse color suggests nutrient imbalance or root stress, not a specific disease. Check soil and watering.
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