Black stem on mammoth jalape�o plant
mikeg_tx
9 years ago
I've had black on the stem area of the plant for awhile now. The stem almost looks swollen. It produced some fruit over the summer but I haven't had anything off it for a couple of months now. It flowers and gets little buds on it like it's going to happen, but doesn't progress. Looking for suggestions/ideas.
Thanks in advance for your time.
Mike
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