Patience, Grasshopper…

It feels like spring, so why don’t all of my plants look like it’s spring? We hear this question a lot. The environment will trigger plants to break out of dormancy – warmer air temperature, longer days and more sunshine. Here’s some other reasons a plant may be slower to start growing again.

  • What type of plant it is  some plants require more warmth than others to wake up in the spring.

  • Size of the plant  sometimes larger plants take longer than smaller plants to green up.

  • Location of the plant –if it’s located in a shady spot, it will take longer to warm up.

My advice is to confirm the plant is alive, be patient and give it some time to wake up.



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