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lizziestark

Fusarium wilt

LizzieStark
11 years ago

I recently lost my basil to this and decided to get myself a set of new seeds to plant up for the spring. I'm just wondering if there's anything I can do to minimise the risk of the new plants getting it as well. I don't know how the original plant got it

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