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Old February 18, 2007   #27
Suze
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Originally Posted by duajones
Edited this to add that I found some type of foliage issue with my lone brandywine that I started on thanksgiving. several leaves have shriveled and dried up and there is also yellowing on most of the lower leaves. should I put this one out of its misery or go ahead and plant it removing the bad foliage and giving it a dose of daconil. I last sprayed it around 2 weeks ago but it really hasnt looked all that healthy for awhile now.
Duane, sometimes seedlings that stay in a pot for an extended period of time just start to yellow on the lower leaves when they get older. Daconil doesn't have anything to do with it; what you're describing likely isn't fungal.

If the roots and upper foliage of the plant still look good, strip the bottom leaves and plant it deep.

I really do like to get the plants out from under the lights as soon as possible -- I know it's been tough to do that this year.

I hope I can finally get some of mine out tomorrow.
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