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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: MT
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I was moving around my biggest plant (with 20+ flowers. . . crazy for this horrendous cold rainy weather and the fact that it was the notoriously unprolific Goose Creek). . .
to show my husband how to pick off one small, lower, slightly yellowing leaf. . . and looking for anymore (it needed to be tied again) and *CRACK* the huge stem that was bigger than a giant hunk of celery split and split a quite a bit. . . and guess what was inside? ![]() Brown streaking. I'm just glad I caught it early. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: MT
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Apparently it works on veriticullum as well. *CRACK*
Seems obvious. . . . but to all y'all eager folk excited to be creating your own new [expensive] well amended raised beds. . . . try to grow something in that soil first. ![]() Sorry people who's seeds I'm trying. . . looks like this year for me may be a total bust. So far though I can tell y'all neither Emma nor CP X Sungold are particularly mosaic or veriticulum or f. resistant. ![]() Oh well. . . at least I figured this out before I was drooling over green maters. And they were growing SO FAST and making such a comeback from the winds and rain. Anyway. . . score one in the life lessons category. ![]() ![]()
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