Thin Stalk AF

10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

First time I did not post my own message, hope this works.

I have attached a photo of one of my new plants propagated by leaf, approx. 1 year old, I am concerned about the slim size of stalk. here is a photo, and thanks for those who have already commented

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kirrage
Original Author
10 years ago
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irina_co
10 years ago
Absolutely normal bloomstalks.

The bottom part - peduncle - is thicker - and then it start branching into pedicels - blossom stems - and they are thin. What I see - is that your plant has a neck - add some soil until it almost touches the bottom leaves. Otherwise - healthy plant.

Good Job!

I.
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fortyseven_gw
10 years ago
irina_co, I am rubbing my eyes to make sure I am seeing correctly, Irina, is it really your!? Welcome! Just when I thought I was over the "fever" and ready to retire from growing, look who returns! Best wishes, Joanne
irina_co
10 years ago
Joanne - good morning - it is a recurring disease...AVioletitis...

Irina
Rosie1949
10 years ago
Nice to meet you and welcome back Irina! Have heard loads of good about your knowledge. Also have read your past posts and used some of your expertise. And yes,,,,I don't think anyone EVER fully recovers from AVioletitis! Rosie
kirrage
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks to all