Aster issues
zitro_joe
10 years ago
For all of March this thing was a flower machine, now it has really been making duds.
This month the leaves have been showing up with these yellow/bronze stripes. Then this fuzz is made a presence. I am unfamiliar withe asters as this is my first year to grow them.
I have supplemented with a 'blooming' with iron and magnesium as instructed since these issues showed up.
Anyone have some advice? Thank you.
zJoe
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