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Sat, Jul 28, 12 at 20:43
| It would seem I already have Chilli thrips, and now I'm probably being paranoid, but does this look like rose rosette disease on my Prosperity rose?
It has a lot of red new growth, but still seems like the growth is turning green eventually. |
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- Posted by JenniferinFL none (My Page) on Sat, Jul 28, 12 at 20:57
| These are what the new growth looks like too.. |
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| Paranoid :). Normal new growth. Olga |
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- Posted by JenniferinFL none (My Page) on Sat, Jul 28, 12 at 21:20
| Well, that's a relief, I am more paranoid than I should be.. I had to have over 200 heritage breed turkeys destroyed last year because of a visitor tracking in a disease from their farm. I was hoping roses would be my new significantly lower stress hobby, but, the Chilli thrips got me jumpy.. Just didn't want to make the mistake of assuming everything was fine and having my other new roses all infected. |
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| Looks normal to me. Most of my roses have red new growth. We just had a lot of rain after being very hot/dry and I looked out yesterday and my roses are all tipped with red - a good sign. Sorry about your turkeys:( |
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| I am so sorry about your turkeys! I think if I had to face that I'd throw in the towel ad move to a high rise in the heart of the most inorganic city I could find. I've had to SP over 50 RRD roses and it has taken everything I've got to hag in there. Talk about RRD paranoia. |
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