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Stunted iris blooms, continued (pic)

17 years ago

Hi all,

We were talking about stunted and strange iris growth in another thread, and I got a photo today of the phenomenon in my Ecstatic Echo plant. This has also happened to a division of the plant I gave to my mom last year, so it's not Roundup (which I haven't used anyway). Cajun Rhythm is right next to this iris, and blooms just fine. Any suggestions?

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Renee

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frangeb
17 years ago
I've seen this in my garden,too, hosenemesis.
hosenemesis
Original Author
17 years ago
I have been reading about Ecstatic Echo, and people report trouble with it in hot climates. I know thrips do damage like this too, but I don't see other signs of thrips.

Since we both live in California in hot areas, perhaps its the heat that is doing this.
Renee
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