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Corn Plant  
Mark from US asks: I have a corn plant that is 14 years old, it is a single stalk, it has reached a height of approximately 8 feet. What I`m wanting to do is cut it back but not kill it because it has sentimental value. How can I shortened it and it still bloom the green leaf`s?

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Lois from USA asks: I too have a corn plant that was healthy for 10 years. I watered it every Friday. The leaves started getting yellow tips, then the whole leaf turned yellow. Some have brown spots. I started to water every other Friday. Still the yellow continues. Any suggestions you have would be appreciated. Thank you

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joan helinski from USA asks: the leaves on my corn plant are just starting to turn yellow. I fertilized it last week with miracle gro. Is it overfertilized, underfertilized, over watered, underwatered????????????? joan

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Nadine Burke says : wow...mmm...amazing. i had a corn plant next to my sweatlodge...and it was thriving... (in a job that helps your brothers) ooops. sounds like over watering to me. i hope everything works out with that joan! and if not, i agree with bree...sounds like there might be some hornsblende or halite in the soil. good luck. xoxo
   
Bree Sharp says : I think it might be too much biotite and mica in the groundwater. You may need some heavy-duty water treatment.
   
Yourgarden Specialist Marian says : When the leaves are turning yellow the problem is mostly over-watering.(Several leaves turning yellow at the same time and falling). I don`t know how often you fertilize but over-fertilizing can also cause yellow leaves. Fertilize about once every 5 or 6 months.
   
Melissa from USA asks: I have a corn plant that is 5 years old and about 5 feet tall. About 6 months ago the leaves began to die off one by one. It once was very full, but now is scrawny since it has lost so many leaves. My question is what could have caused this and can I get a cutting a plant it? Will it take root?

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