Pests, Diseases and Other Problems
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Subject: wilt one leaf
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beanman |
Ba2 2el England
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can anyone tell me why one leaf should wilt when the rest of the plant seems so healthy,should i cut the leaf off or destroy the plant.
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5/28/2006 11:38:30 AM
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garysand |
San Jose garysand@pacbell.net
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let it be, everything will be fine
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5/28/2006 12:05:13 PM
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WAIT TIL NEXT YEAR |
So. Maine
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If that leaf does not return to normal I say snip it, there will be all kinds of new growth on the way soon & you will be cutting old growth off later in the season.
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5/28/2006 9:17:51 PM
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Dakota Gary |
Sioux Falls, SD garyboer@dakotalink.com
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If the plant is borderline wilting, the most wiltable leaf is the newest big one. . .not the older leaves, they're a bit stiffer, not the baby ones, they don't have the span yet. So don't cut it off or anything, but know that your plant is borderline stressed.
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5/29/2006 10:20:45 PM
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beanman |
Ba2 2el England
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thankyou folk
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5/31/2006 1:56:55 PM
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StL Kenny |
Wood River, IL (kennyw_49@yahoo.com)
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When I got home today. I had one leaf on my 1314 Beauchemin that had wilted sense last night. It is one of the oldest and biggest leafs on the plant close to the stump. ( I realize were not growing big leafs)
We had some light rain last night for about 2 hours. and temps in the low 80's today. Is this anything I should worry about?
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6/23/2006 4:48:16 PM
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