Echium Pininana leaf problems

Hi guys my Echium Pininana plant leaves have gone a strange colour does anyone know why and what I need to do about it please?

Thanks for any help

 

thanks for letting Pete know, I lost 4 of these due to the snow so would really like to keep these 2 healthy

 

Dare I say it,
Starvation, they are gross feeders if grown in pots, and the pots need to be pretty big.
Watering needs to be daily, often twice daily in hot weather as the plants gets bigger.

Lower leaves will tend to fade and die off, but you can see the top ones are not reaching the size the lower ones did.
Pot it on and I'm sure it will make a spurt of new dark green growth.

 

I do water daily but makes you wonder when you see this plant the pot is smaller then mine but I think I will repot them or plant them in

 

Must be feeding and watering on an hourly basis

 

yea I think your right its all about giving the plant what it needs and I,m not by looks of it lol, there is long term feed In there and I never forget to water them but will email Echium Pininana website and see what they say but I,m thinking bout putting them in the ground

 

Hi @lowrider69 , can i just do a quick hi-jack please

@pete would this advice go for an Avocado as well as my Avocado is looking pretty similar.

 

sure

 

I been doing some searching about on Echium Pininana plants and come across Echium World web site and give them a ring, they told me most of there's are the same colour and not to worry about it as long as the crown is green and to water them once a week.
the leaf does droop on them if they don't have water but the worst thing to do with them is to over water them.
so there we go if anyone else has the same problems not to worry to much they think its the unusably hot weather we been having that's the cause.

thanks for the advice guys

Echium World (Google search)
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 07957 602073

 

once a week, yeah.
In the ground I wouldn't water at all, in pot,....................
I think they are quite used to unusually hot weather.

 

I put my avocado outside about two months ago, to be honest it seems to be struggling, not sure why, and not done much about it.
Mine has stalled, think I did wrong repotting and immediately putting it outside.

 

I think these high temps are playing havoc with lots of plants and then some love it I,m getting a mixture of results