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Wed, Apr 20, 05 at 20:04
| Over a week ago i planted a flat of impations. Most of them are dying. I can just pull them out of the soil easy and leaves shriveling and dying. One thing i can think of is i accidently underdiluted my maxsea fertilizer by 1 tbsp to 1 gallon water instead of 1 tps to 2 gall of wather wich is the correct dilution/watering of it. Any other reasons why they are dying, if not this? Oh i also mixed loam builder into the soil before planting btw. thanks Gigi |
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- Posted by chickadee_42us 8a Tx (My Page) on Wed, Apr 27, 05 at 10:12
| Is this occurring at ground level? I have the same problem, someone mentioned possibly slugs/snails. I have tried bait for these but the problem is remaining. I am still searching for an answer. |
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- Posted by callalilykris z5b MI (My Page) on Thu, Apr 28, 05 at 14:56
| Are the impatiens planted in the sun or shade? They are a flower that thrives in the shade. They don't usually do well in the sun. |
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| My impatients are in full sun and they grow like weeds every year. |
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