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Sasanqua Apple Blossom
I have Sasanqua Apple Blossom plants in front of my home. Some of the
leaves appear to be deformed. They grow very thick almost like a succulent plant and tend to curl. I don't see that it is detrimental to the plant, but I'd like to know what it is and what to do about it. Thanks. BM |
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Sasanqua Apple Blossom
"Brett Miller" wrote in message ... I have Sasanqua Apple Blossom plants in front of my home. Some of the leaves appear to be deformed. They grow very thick almost like a succulent plant and tend to curl. I don't see that it is detrimental to the plant, but I'd like to know what it is and what to do about it. Thanks. BM Not knowing the plant's habit, it sounds to me like it might have been exposed to an herbicide. Thickening, curling leaves have occurred on some of my ornamentals when the spray drifted in their direction. Tom |
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Sasanqua Apple Blossom
"- Tom -" wrote in message news:ISn2g.1046$5z3.884@trndny01... "Brett Miller" wrote in message ... I have Sasanqua Apple Blossom plants in front of my home. Some of the leaves appear to be deformed. They grow very thick almost like a succulent plant and tend to curl. I don't see that it is detrimental to the plant, but I'd like to know what it is and what to do about it. Thanks. BM Not knowing the plant's habit, it sounds to me like it might have been exposed to an herbicide. Thickening, curling leaves have occurred on some of my ornamentals when the spray drifted in their direction. Tom That's what it sounds like to me, too, and I would also suspect a fungus. I have numerous sasanqua plants (not that variety) but have never seen that. If it were me, I would take a few cuttings (include a good portion of the stem, not just one or two leaves) and take them to a good nursery for identification and possible help. MaryL |
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Sasanqua Apple Blossom
Brett Miller wrote:
I have Sasanqua Apple Blossom plants in front of my home. Some of the leaves appear to be deformed. They grow very thick almost like a succulent plant and tend to curl. I don't see that it is detrimental to the plant, but I'd like to know what it is and what to do about it. My guess is a sucking-type of insect. Aphids or the like. Insecticidal soap spray is effective and harmless to the "environment". |
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