Re: Ridges on leaves
- To: John I Jones <j*@ix.netcom.com>
- Subject: Re: Ridges on leaves
- From: D* G* <d*@bbs.cresnet.org>
- Date: Mon, 22 Jul 1996 18:49:13 -0700 (PDT)
John: I am glad that you mentioned this strange situation with the
leaves, as I have it also this year - not before. Jazzed Up from
Schreiners bloomed beautifully last year - this year NO BLOOMS - but huge
and ridged leaves! It is the most noticeable - as the leaves are so big
and tall and "squirrley". We had a cold, wet, and fungus ridden spring
here. I sprayed about 4 times with a fungus spray - but that is the only
thing differently than I did the year before. Hope that someone out
there will answer us both - and give us a clue how to get blossoms -
and- get rid of---weird leavese. Donna
>From Washington State
On Fri, 19 Jul 1996, John I Jones wrote:
> I have notice that a number of my TB's have ridges (maybe minature waves
> would be a better description) in their leaves perpendicular to the long
> axis of the leaf. I seem to remember seeing some develop in the sping,
> but a lot more are evident now.
>
> Not all my plants have it, but most (not all) of each variety do. In
> some cases it almost looks like the new leaf coming up thru the center
> of the fan is getting wrinkled as it pushes out.
>
> I'm postulating as I write, but maybe it has to do with the wierd warm,
> cool, warm, cool etc weather pattern we have been having here.
>
> Any ideas?
> --
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> John Jones, 35572 Linda Dr., Fremont CA, 94536
> jijones@ix.netcom.com, USDA zone 8 (coastal, bay)
>
