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![]() I have my basjoos in the ground. lately i am noticing the leave tips turn dry and brown. also noticed something chewing on them (holes).
I appreciate your input and advise as I would not like to loose (sp) them. They otherwise, look very healthy. I live in N.C. zone 8A and lately we have been having a drought, if it rains it is very little. I do give them deep waterings. I have fed them potassium in addition to 10-10-10. About a cup for each. thank you for your advise.
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![]() The holes are from an insect such as grasshopper or moth larvae. The tip burn is apparently not from lack of water. Check the pH of your soil.
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![]() I had a localized infestation of little, grey - brown beetles this year. They only got on a few plants, but put tiny, jagged, holes all around. They're about as big around as a pencil, and the holes are just about that size as well.
Zoom in on this pic (click on it , then click on it again) to see the holes. The problem was only in this bed and only lasted a short while (There are probably eggs all over these plants). |
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