Something seems to be plaguing my transplants! Help!
Amanda
10 years ago
Hey guys!
I recently planted two butternut squash, two cantolope, and an eggplant in a raised bed. They're not doing so hot lately, and im not sure if its a pest problem or a virus problem or a mold problem or what. The plants do have what appear to be tiny ants crawling over them in places (not swarming) but idk if thats the cause. Please help! I have no clue qhat I'm doing.
Also, i can only post one photo at a time with the iphone so heres the cantalope... Others to follow.
Thank you so much!
Sincerely
Amanda
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