Possibly because I keep referring to him as a Brazilian Cherry, when Ugni is actually a Chilean Guava. Mistaking one's name is possibly a highly offensive insult in the vegetal world.
Anyway, little Ugni Molinae, whom you can see looking healthy in this post here, is not supposed to be this colour.
Silently but steadfastly, just waiting for you to notice how really really peeved off they are with you.
I'd like to say that this approach has really worked for little Ugni. Unfortunately though, I think it kind of backfired. Until today Ugni just blended into the background, and then I only noticed him because I almost dug him up.
Normally I'd feel quite bad about his imminent demise, but just quietly I don't really think Ugni has put in the effort.
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That post needed background music!
Like the Godfather theme do you mean?
Haha! I like how you don't let your plants play passive aggressive with you. They need to let their feelings out or move on. (But I hope for his sake that Ugni learns his lesson).
I think he may have learnt his lesson the permanent way Eliza... I don't hold out much hope for Ugni... let it be a lesson to the other plants in the yard!
My guava is also changing colours, not exactly same as yours, but don`t give up on him yet.
Oh really? I haven't pulled him out yet, earlier this year I thought my fig (fruit) tree was dying only to learn that it loses them naturally over winter! So yes, I did wonder if it was a normal thing for them to do... but in summer? Isn't that a bit strange?
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