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oncewhywechange
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cut and peel is my guess
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damage looks like someone has tried to remove the 'stem spot' from the infected area. otherwise it is a cranker type infection.
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I disagree, I grow mine outdoors with no special needs, I am border line sub tropic to temperate. takes a bashing from the winter cold south winds no problem.
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Where's the legislation on caapi legality?
oncewhywechange replied to Buttsack's topic in Legal Matters
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borderline? 100% fungal stem spot, blight type infection. treat it hard with a good fungicide, start with copper or the one mentioned above. repeat in ten days. no results go to a systemic fungicide.
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same same.
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not many left until next summer, ethno gold
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DM for deets. only for the tropical garden
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how good are chooks.
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damiana can be fussy, likes dry periods between watering, grow in a pot so you can move it around during the seasons.
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why cull ph? Its a good strain
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no they not. PH red narrow leaf has been around for years and peeps have been growing seed from this cross, resulting in many new types. best to get your seed stable before selling/giiveway. cloning is the best option
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