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pengus_7

sunburn

9 years ago

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  • 9 years ago

    Hi Pengus, I see you are using shade cloth on some of your plants to help protect them from sunburn. That's a good idea with your temperature. The babies/seedlings will suffer from the heat and sunburn much quicker than larger plants. It might be a good idea to move your babies to an area where they get less sun at the moment, or even set up some shade cloth over a makeshift frame to create a shade canopy that can be moved over your baby plants when the heat is extreme & removed when the weather is better. Or maybe tie some shade cloth between a couple of trees. Just have a look around your yard and see what might be useful.

    Rachel :)

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