I have 2 other Ramapos growing in a 5-1-1 mix in 20 gal Hydrofarm Fabric containers and 1 in the ground and they seem fine. I also have 2 (4th of July') that seem fine as well. Now we have gotten a lot of rain in the past 3 days 4" one day and yesterday about 2 inches. The plant was planted around May 20th.

I only fertilzed them 2x's so far with 1/4 strength of Miracle grow liquid tomato food. And should of been fertilized yesterday but I did not because of the rain. Now this plant's location gets about an 1-2 less hours of sun from the others. So aprox 7-8 hours. The fabric container also sits an the bottom of a slope where the ground is all soggy. The other's are up higher.

Does anyone know if this is a strong concern and what could be happening?

Thanks all,

-Mr Beno

I got scared when I saw the change. I would love for them to dry out as I checked the weather and another 1-2 inches of rain tomorrow.

- Mr Beno

Don't be surprised if those leaves turn leathery and dry - it's still too much water, don't water the plant.

I guess on the bright side if anything happens, I have ready back ups and another round of fresh backups that should be ready in late june to be planted if all else fails.

Thanks again,

- Mr Beno