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Limp leaves/stems
This is my first summer with a masu basjoo in NJ. I noticed twice throughout the summer it put out leaves that were thinner than the others, and the stem of them creased and went limp as soon as it uncurled. Is it normal to get some bad leaves like this once in a while? Or could something be causing that? Thanks.
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Re: Limp leaves/stems
I live in PA and have seen that happen. Usually when the plant gets stressed. Perhaps too much or too little of something for a period of time: fertilizer, water, or sun.
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