Problem with my Marigolds
joahnna
10 years ago
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with the leaves of my 5 week old Marigolds? It has been raining nonstop for a week now, where I live, so I'm guessing its something to do with humidity, although none of my other plants have really been affected. It seems its only the marigolds. I cut them right off and put them in a ziplock bag to show you, so please do take a look at the photo I've uploaded. Thank you!
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