Purple Stems & Aromatic Leaves?
blakrab Centex
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Light purple flowers, dark purple foilage, 3-leaves single stem
Comments (3)Awesome, thank you! Looks identical to this one: Wood Sorrel, False Shamrock Oxalis triangularis subsp. papilionaceae 'Atropurpurea' Thank you again!...See MorePurple curling stems and leaves
Comments (2)I have the same purple & twisting. What can we do to save them.. or will they grow out of it? I see blossoms purple too..what will happen to them? I live in a community that provides lawn care. I did see "the guy" with the spray out some time just before I planted the tomatoes. They are all in pots and planted in MG potting mix. I have not used any chemicals. Is there anything else that can cause the purple issue? Could herbicide used before planting cause this? I don't want to have to have a confrontation with the management......See MorePurple leaves and stem Lesions
Comments (0)My heirloom tomato plants grew spectacularly early on, some up to nine feet. However I had very limited production with many blossoms failing. More recently the plants developed a disease that displays purplish blotches on the leaves and multiple lesions on the stems, including the stems of developing fruit (which, then, donÂt develop). The plants are grown in 31 quart, self watering Earthtainers, two plants per Earthtainer. The soil is a four to one combination of Promix potting mix and Perlite. Two cups of dolomite lime (still got BER) and three cups of Gardentone 3-4-4 vegetable fertilizer were added at planting per the Earthtainer instructions. All of the containers are raised off the ground on a platform and have a black plastic mulch barrier over the top of the soil. Our county extension horticulturalist is stumped. Image link:...See MoreIdentifying 2 plants - Purple stems, green leaves
Comments (2)Cardamine would be the second plant, but can you get a photo of the entire plant for #1? As it is, I don't have a feel for growth pattern, height, flowers or seeds. (and thanks for posting in small chunks like this - much easier to look at.)...See Moreblakrab Centex
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