A lotus planted last fall sprouted in spring but leaves stay small, brown at edges, and die. Fertilizer tablets spurred new growth but it still fails. Owner asks if it's a disease.
Lotus performance depends heavily on initial tuber condition and planting method.
Review this detailed guide: Planting Lotus Correctly (ignore sales pitch at end). It covers:
Match your practices to the guide; adjust and monitor new growth.
Plant Growth Experiment: Best Three Fertilizers to Test
How Auxin Distribution Drives Phototropism in Plants
Plant Growth on North vs. South Slopes: Hemisphere Myths
Mushroom Growth in Aloe Pot: Harmless Fungus Identification and Removal
Garlic Growth and Fertilizer: A Student Experiment Guide
Dendrobium 'Pravit' (Likely Praneet) Black Spots: Rest Period and Fungus
Plant Growth on North vs. South Slopes by Hemisphere
Thrips Damage on Nepenthes: Identification and Systemic Treatment
Venus Flytrap Severe Leaf Burn: Recovery Outlook and Prevention
Cephalotus Winter Dormancy: Natural Slowdown in Low Light
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