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Sweetcorn woes
I germinated mine on paper, put them in paper pots, and then moved them outside when it was warm enough. Woe is me! Quite a few are dying, with grey, rotten leaves, and many of the vigorous ones have 'dry' (i.e. straw-coloured and dead) streaks, especially near their tips. I suspect waterlogging, due to continual overwatering of the natural variety :-( Does anyone recognise the second symptom, and do you agree with my suspicions? The first symptom I am pretty sure of - anyway, those plants will be dead shortly. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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Sweetcorn woes
On May 10, 9:00*pm, wrote:
I germinated mine on paper, put them in paper pots, and then moved them outside when it was warm enough. *Woe is me! *Quite a few are dying, with grey, rotten leaves, and many of the vigorous ones have 'dry' (i.e. straw-coloured and dead) streaks, especially near their tips. *I suspect waterlogging, due to continual overwatering of the natural variety :-( Does anyone recognise the second symptom, and do you agree with my suspicions? *The first symptom I am pretty sure of - anyway, those plants will be dead shortly. Regards, Nick Maclaren. It needs to be really warm outside and you must harden sweetcorn off before you put them out. I won't put mine out for another three weeks. (Midlands) Ground needs to be well drained/fertile |
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