Re: Gradual Damping Off?

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• From: F* B* <r*@clipper.net>
• Date: Thu, 19 Mar 1998 19:32:00 -0800
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Hi, my Verbena Bonariensis self seed in the garden and I have plenty for
transplants.  We are Zone 6/7 depending on the winter.  I have them planted in the
coldest part of the garden.  None are "hunchbacked"
Frances B  Oregon

MsAlaiyo wrote:

> Hi Folks,
>
> I had no takers for my question about the Verbena Bonariensis seedlings with
> "hunchbacked" or bending stems.  Consequently, I assumed they were damping off
> and threw them out.  I thought damping off happened suddenly (not sure because
> I've never experienced it).  Can damping off be gradual?  Is that what
> happened to my seedlings?  I really, really would like to know.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Alaiyo Barnes
> Zone 7B
> Southern Maryland

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