poorly sweetpeas
By Sarlou
my nice green sweetpeas are no longer healthy they have been planted into a large pot but look ill despite me looking after them why?
- 9 May, 2007
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Answers
may be over-watering, let them dry out quite a bit - then give a good nitrogen feed, they may buck up a bit then!
19 May, 2007
Sweetpeas really resent root disturbance. Champion growers plant seeds in a cardboard loo roll tube so that they can plant out the whole thing without disturbing the sweetpea roots. Could this be the answer? In any event I hope your sweetpeas have only suffered a temporary blip and are romping away now.
6 Jun, 2007
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It could be the weather or watering regime, have you tried cutting them back this sometimes revives poor plants and you may have a pleasant suprise with the result. What have you got to lose do let us know what happens.
13 May, 2007