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Then, I apologize for all the mocking of your physiological condition.All fruits, anything that grows on a tree or vine.
Wow! That is rough! Still though, theres nothing wrong with enjoying apple or cherry pie this summer. Or winter.All fruits, anything that grows on a tree or vine.
Not quite the same ring to it but if they sold shrimp scented soap, they might corner the market!
Back in May, I'd purchased a zucchini seedling from Walmart. Transplanted into a 15gal grow bag, and it grew fast and was looking fantastic. Just as it started flowering and developing fruits, the older, larger leaves started to turn yellow then within 2 weeks, turned brown and die. New leaves coming in were nicely green, but ultimately suffered the same fate. It then stopped flowering, so I just chopped it.I started my day off in the green house and garden. Fantastic!!!
We harvested our 1st zuke of the year today!!!
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I have 2 cukes and a zuke on my porch that both don't like how much sun they are getting. I plan to build a small shade trellis to keep them under.Back in May, I'd purchased a zucchini seedling from Walmart. Transplanted into a 15gal grow bag, and it grew fast and was looking fantastic. Just as it started flowering and developing fruits, the older, larger leaves started to turn yellow then within 2 weeks, turned brown and die. New leaves coming in were nicely green, but ultimately suffered the same fate. It then stopped flowering, so I just chopped it.
I did research, but never did figure out the issue. It seems that it could have been anything: bacterial, fungal, deficiencies....
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Wow! They are glowing!!! Beautiful!
From the symptoms, it seems it could be anything: too little water, too much water, fertilizer deficiency, disease....
Yeah, it sounds like you've got things dialed in well enough. If the rest of the plants are doing well, those should have done well too.From the symptoms, it seems it could be anything: too little water, too much water, fertilizer deficiency, disease....
The spot where my garden is, doesn't get full, direct sunlight until about 11:30am. I suppose it could have gotten too much sun. My other plants don't seem to be affected by the amount of sunlight the spot gets.
I water every evening, right around the time when the sun is just above the horizon. I give every planter a good soaking, perhaps a gallon per large planter.
As for fertilizer: all the planters were started with a mixture of coco coir, compost, perlite, and potting soil that includes slow release fertilizer. In the beginning, I would give fish emulsion fertilizer every 2 weeks. Since June, I switched to water soluble synthetic fertilizer. I’ve since added organic fertilizer pellets, as well.
Just trying to do my best and putting all the information I'm picking up, to be successful.
