Is Aunt Ruby a gonner?
19 years ago
Greetings --
Can anyone confim if my Aunt Ruby's German Green has the dreaded V or F wilt...or some other morbid condition? My Pineapple and possibly my Sungold Cherry also appear to be headed in the same direction. Yellowing leaves, mostly low internal ones, then shriveling up, and very few, if any, fruits set compared to other plants.
Opinions appreciated...thanks!
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