Re: HYB: humidity effect on pod setting
- Subject: Re: HYB: humidity effect on pod setting
- From: "albee703" a*@aol.com
- Date: Wed, 07 Aug 2002 12:53:15 -0000
Don;
Hang in. I too had the same funk when bacterial leaf spot decimated
my beds. Worse of all, becaue I was late cleaning out the dead leaves
from winter I looked on it as "my fault". I went from bed to bed
mentally kicking myself where the sun don't shine.
I picked up and made a decision to strip the worst bed and let it go
fallow for a year. That is done and a goodly number transplanted to a
new bed. This is where the solarization comes in and thanks to you I
have the info.
I figured out why I couldn't find the info on the archives. I didn't
expand the number of searches beyond the default. I got the first 50
hits. I couldn't get there from there.
Al Bullock
> Right now I think I'd trade my summer for your winter when the
irises are
> supposed to be more or less dormant. I'm in the annual funk
of 'why bother'
> looking at the stress and losses the summer months have given me.
A lot of
> dormancy I'm seeing is of the permanent kind. It's not fun to be
> discouraged every year just when the new shipments are arriving.
Plus some
> are just now deciding to croak, so there is a year of false hope
invested.
>
> Donald Eaves
> donald@e...
> Texas Zone 7b, USA
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