Planted two passion vines (edulis flavicarpa & hybrid) last month in full sun with potting soil, ironite, 20-20-20 Osmocote. Good size (~1.5 ft). Not growing despite watering every other day, not dying. Smaller one losing dark green color. No pests. New growth tiny, not vigorous as expected. What to do?
Key: they're not dying. Many plants take time to set roots and acclimate—patience. Maintain vigilant watering (no wet feet). Try half-strength Miracle-Gro or Peters at next watering. Once established, they explode with growth!
Nick
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