good success with 3336WP, thiophanate methyl, effective against
fusarium);
after which UNDER-pot into fresh compost. Take care to keep just
slightly
damp until well after new growth reinitiates. Then and only then should
you restart your regular watering regimen. Constant bottom heat will
help
greatly during such convalescent periods.
Best of luck,
-Dan
p/s- en garde! your other Am. hewitti's may not be far behind...
On Jun 23, 2005, at 12:02 PM, Baumfarn Webmaster wrote:
Hi,
I have several (9) youngsters of A.hewittii grown from seeds. All of
them are in miniature greenhouse, with more or less the same soil,
which more or less as wet as the others
Today I opened my miniature-greenhouse for a few hours, to give them
more fresh air and to harden them a bit off, since some are soon to
big to stay within the greenhouse. All stood in partially afternoon
sun (beginning around 4:00 pm). No, in this room wasn't any window
open. And they didn't get any draught (ger. Zugluft)
Later I have to recognize that one of my A.hewitti toppled over
(compelte petiole). I gave him a a small pillar to lean on, watered it
a bit and closed the greenhouse immediately.
Shall I spray with a fungicide too?
What happend to it?
thanks
Peter
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