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Blueberry leaves curling and dimpled

centraldistrict

14 years ago

Howdy,

I planted some young blueberry plants around my yard a couple months back. Some are thriving, but one of the plants is beginning to look like it's in trouble. Some of the leaves are beginning to curl slightly and have developed little dimples over those leaves. No sign yet of any discoloration. I water these plants regularly.

I have pictures if anyone is curious.

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jean001
14 years ago
Stick your finger in the original rootball. If it's dry, make certain that's where the water goes.
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