Okay thanks, so when do they first go dormant? Time wise, so I don't think it's died completely and stop watering it or throw out
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Dioscorea elephantipes
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StephOx
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Re: Dioscorea elephantipes
In the same way that some start into growth much earlier than others, mine has flowered and almost stopped growing already, other plants may still be if full growth. All I can say is that mine seems to follow the same growth patten every year, even the year I brought it into the house to try to prolong the short growing season so I think it is a case of getting to know your plant.StephOx wrote:Okay thanks, so when do they first go dormant? Time wise, so I don't think it's died completely and stop watering it or throw out
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As for stopping watering when dormant that is a must, you will easily see when the leaves start to dry out before the vine (s) die back.
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