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09-11-2008, 09:14 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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Sick basjoo's
I don't know if anyone remembers my post about my basjoo's haveing weird spots on there leaves but I finally got some pictures.
Basjoo 1 Basjoo 1 And this is another basjoo that doesnt have the spots but as you can see has some weird discoloration or something going on. Basjoo 2 Basjoo 1 was overwintered in the ground. Basjoo 2 was planted out in the spring. Anyone have any ideas?
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Re: Stick basjoo's
When you open all three pictures up it's the same shot.
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Re: Stick basjoo's
Fixed.
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Re: Stick basjoo's
It could be a few things, Pesticide drift from a nearby farm, lawn fertilizer with weed killer, acid rain, water droplets on the leaves in full sun causing small burns - any number of things. Have any kids nearby? The strangest things can happen, that the kids never intended or knew about. Of course, when questioned, most will just say, "I don't know." lol
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Re: Stick basjoo's
Mine do that early in the spring, when i first take them out. They seem to grow out of it as the weather warms. I always thought it was a combination of dew and cool nights.
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Re: Stick basjoo's
Most of my Basjoo's get spots on them. I don't know what they are, but it doesn't seem to hurt the plant.
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