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Fri, May 28, 10 at 13:11
| Hi, I planted some annuals like marigold, impatiens, zinnia... All of them sprouted. But when they had around 4-6 pairs of leaves, the last leaf started drooping and the whole plant died.
I have attached the picture of the last zinnia plant. I planted around 30 of them but the same thing happened. Only one is presently left. Could anybody tell me what is wrong? |
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- Posted by juanital 5b/6a OH (juanitalwr@yahoo.com) on Fri, Nov 15, 13 at 20:06
| Wish I knew. alot of my seeds dont sprout or only last a little where as the first few years sowing them they did beautifully... Actually- a few or more seeds doesn't grow or sprout for me from when I started gardening. Baby Blue Eyes, portulacas, babys breath, snapdragons, annual phlox, to name a few. They just don't, very frustrating though I plant every year- am disappointed. The named above were like 'my first loves' flowers. I really don't understand why not but will continue trying.... |
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