White mould on moss
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White mould/ leaves wilting
Comments (3)Hi, the advice that lady gave you may have killed your tree, though it was already in trouble. The white stuff is likely mealy bug (fungus) and shows up when conditions are too wet... i.e. you've watered too often and the soil isn't designed to drain quickly (plus you must have good size drain holes of course in any pot). You need to find some antidote with 'Neem Oil' either in it, or made up entirely of it - ask at a local nursery or wherever plant products are sold there. You do know I hope that your tree needs to live 100% of its life outdoors in the UK? Don't try to grow it inside as it won't be very happy at all....See MoreHave Organic Parsely 'Moss Curled' and 'White Currant Tomato'
Comments (0)I am new to seed exchange (have done a plant exchange)but thought I'd try it out. I have 25 extra Parsely Moss Curled" organic seeds fresh ordered this year and didn't use all of them. I also have approx 25 Organic White Currant tomato seeds ..they are a pale yellow and very sweet. These seeds were ordered to plant last summer and not all were planted. They have been kept in a cool, dry place over last spring until now....See MoreClivia Problem - White moss residue
Comments (2)pitch the soil and repot … you might (lightly) dust roots in cinnamon before you repot. don't use the same pot. that looks like … soil? you want something lighter, with perlite. there are also some (pricey) clivia mixes available online or you can make your own mix (see the container gardening forum on houzz) search for al's 5-1-1 mix. your soil looks like it is too wet, promoting that moldy white growth) bill has some good advice here...See MoreWhite Larvae (Meggots) Apear in seedling medium of compost+Peat Moss
Comments (4)Well, it's some kind of fly or gnat larvae. Not something you want to have. I wouldn't mix any compost with seed starting media. There just isn't any need. Seeds have all the energy they require to sprout and get off to a good start. Your mix looks "muddy' and not very well draining. A mix of peat, vermiculite and/or perlite would work much better....See MoreHyn Patty, Western NC Mountains (USA)
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