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Corm Question
Today I cut off corm rot from one of my dwarf reds. Even after cutting off the rot there is black/gray spots that go into the corm. There were fire ants that built a nest around this plant. Is this additional rot/corm damage or is this a normal healthy corm? I have never had to cut off rot before so I don't know what I am seeing. I have attached pictures below with one picture circling what my question is directed at:
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Re: Corm Question
I have no idea but how did you put those pics on?
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