Re: CULT: crown rot?
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- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] CULT: crown rot?
- From: L* L*
- Date: Wed, 26 May 1999 08:27:08 -0400
From: "Lynn Lamb" <plamb5@bellsouth.net>
>Lynn, if it is crown rot, other wise known as southern blight or mustard
seed
>fungus (check the Archives) you will probably see little spherical bodies
on
>the soil or clinging to the base of the fan. These tend to follow the
cottony
>or feathery mass that forms at the soil line.
Anner,
Last weekend we noticed little brown seed-like things on some of the
leaves, but the cotton specks are dotted lightly on some of the leaves, not
at the base of the fan....so now I am confused. The tips of the leaves are
yellow and brown, some leaves fall over and when I tug on them they just
come right off the rhizome....I have seen nothing at the soil line. Could
this be something else or just the beginning of the virus/whatever?? Would
it hurt to just be on the safe side and put that terraclor on them anyway???
BTW, anything I put in the search engine on the archives like 'crown rot',
'crown and rot', 'fungicide' comes back with 0 matches...that can't be, can
it?
Lynn
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