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Viburnum a sulky git

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Supersimkin7 · 03/04/2025 12:16

Any thoughts? I potted this a week ago and look at the gloomy brute.

Have trimmed off most of the new growth (ow) as it was dying.

What do I do to bring it to life? Thanks so much.

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ErrolTheDragon · 03/04/2025 16:22

Did you mean to attach a photo?

Supersimkin7 · 03/04/2025 17:52

yes!

Viburnum a sulky git
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Supersimkin7 · 04/04/2025 19:20

Anyone?

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Nettleskeins · 04/04/2025 19:27

I would be tempted to cut more of the top growth off
Otherwise there isn't enough root system to support the leaves when it's dehydrated/restablishing itself?
Also does that container have drainage?
It's been very dry recently so possibly that's why it was struggling before, with the breeze and sun
I would put it in a nursery pot for now not in an ornamental position, and give it time. Part sun, water, drainage.

Supersimkin7 · 04/04/2025 19:47

Yes, pot has lavish drainage. Thanks so very much - I’ll perk the moody one up with another haircut now. We are very grateful!

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napody · 04/04/2025 20:21

The pot looks far too shallow for a shrub I'd have thought? More for succulents or thyme or creeping type plants. Doesn't really explain it's current state (I agree trim the top) but I'd rethink the container.

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