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What could this discolouration be?

Marcel Langevin

10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

Growing belladonna. I cannot for the life of me figure out what the problem is here.

Deficiency, mold, over nuting...

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Marcel Langevin
Original Author
10 years ago
If anyone wants some pictures of a heavily flowering branch of this very uncommon flower, I can upload some of those too. :-)

You'd never think that something so beautiful could be so poisonous. Why did I grow it? I saw it in a game and felt like actually doing it lol.
Marcel Langevin
Original Author
10 years ago
I am growing some tomato's and peppers, too. Basically just want to know if this is dangerous for the other plants. I will hate to do it, but I would get rid of these, then. They are just for looks.
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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
10 years ago
where are you .. indoor or outdoors... media.. care.. sunlight ...do you mist it ...

you expect a lot from a pic.. with no real facts...

the easy answer ... being the weed it is... snip off the leaves that are bugging you ... and be done with them ...

ken
jean001a
10 years ago
No, it's not dangerous for the other plants.

I suspect it's having problems because it's an outdoor plant that you want to thrive indoors.

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