We had low night temps in january around -7°C, just for few nights, and sadly I can't remember when I noticed those leaves
We have very poor sunlight in winter because sun is low and we have some hills surrounding the house that stops sunlight.
Now the sun is changing position (or the earth?) and we get a bit more of direct sun.
There's a lot of humidity, moss everywhere and sometimes some mushrooms born in the garden.
The moss lives on the small rocks that are around the flower beds. Direcly on the soil I see it only near Stella de Oro, and it's in another spot of the garden. But Stella does great (apart aborting pods) and so does Little Show Stopper that is close to it.
Yes interveinail chlorosis appeared the past summer, in my hair too since I'm going white :nodding:.
We had a really hot and dry summer so I used tap water (not filtered) with high PH all summer long.
