Lonicera Japonica leaves problem
Hello!
I have a Lonicera Japonica in a pot outside and it's bottom leaves are turning yellow, they have some red veins over them and also some black spots (they weren't like this in the summer time).
Can it be from the cold weather as the temperature dropped to almost 1'C? Or a nutrient deficiency?
Thank you!


I have a Lonicera Japonica in a pot outside and it's bottom leaves are turning yellow, they have some red veins over them and also some black spots (they weren't like this in the summer time).
Can it be from the cold weather as the temperature dropped to almost 1'C? Or a nutrient deficiency?
Thank you!




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I've planted this one this spring in the pot, and it's 32 x 30 cm.
Also, I've fed it with all purpose fertilizer once a month from May till now.
My concern was with those red veins on the leaves, if it would be a sign of lacking some nutrient or something.
It has grown quite big, maybe like 3m since May. I thought about getting a bigger pot, but it seems that it fills the pot with it's roots regardless of how big the pot is. Should I get a bigger one?
They aren't suited to pot culture unfortunately
I'll keep it like this till next year and see how it's doing with that pot. If not I might take cuttings from the old one and grow a new one every year, which might sound a bit weird haha