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| Not sure what's wrong, but suggest getting rid of the bad leaves asap. How big is the container, and what kind of soil are they planted in? A fungicide couldn't hurt at this point. |
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- Posted by Diggincitydirt none (My Page) on Sun, Jul 14, 13 at 10:18
| I got rid of the dead leaves and have sprayed weekly with organic fungicide as it has been wet here recently. It is an earthbox with miracle grow soil that was recently charged with compost and vermiculite. |
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| Did you use the MG Moisture Control mix or the plain MG mix? The moisture control mix keeps plants too wet in self-watering containers. Adding compost and vermiculite only compounds the problems. Those plants aren't getting enough sun exposure so they are leggy and they look starved for nutrients too. So too wet, too hungry, and not enough sun. Dave |
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