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Comments (1)That will work....See MoreDoes this canna have a virus
Comments (1)Your canna appears to show typical symptoms of a canna virus; possible a potyvirus. The virus often interrupts the chlorophyll production in the cells. You may choose to destroy it or separate it from your other plants. Remember that each virus produces somewhat different symptoms and they tend to change as the plant matures. Under differing growing conditions the symptoms may nearly disappear OR get progressively worse. For new growers this can be a learning experience. These plants sometimes grow and bloom to maturity, but the virus can be transmitted by sucking insects to nearby cannas. Canna viruses are not known to transmit to any other plants except other cannas. Kent...See MoreDoes this Lily have a Virus?
Comments (10)Yes, I saw that some of the leaves in the first pictures were from bulbils - this quite often accompanies the loss of flower buds, so you'll see bulbils on lilies that don't normally produce them. If you want to use them to get more bulbs of this variety just wait until they come off easily and plant them out somewhere to grow on for a couple of years. I don't think overcrowding is the cause of your problem, though it will eventually reduce the number of flower buds. Splitting the clumps up on a regular basis is always a good idea. The twisting of the leaves is all a part of whatever damage caused the buds to abort - something hit the top of the stem as the buds & leaves were developing and distorted them....See MoreDoes Cecile Brunner have a virus?
Comments (9)The cane at the back looks like something that was winter damaged and is fading now that you're into the growing season. I get that a lot on my roses, where a cane will initially look like it lasted through the winter but it's really dead. I agree with Sheila that I don't see any signs of other diseases. I suspect you're at least a zone or two warmer than me, since I've never been able to overwinter CB regardless of how well I protect it. I'd just prune off that one cane and keep it reasonably watered for now. Cynthia...See Morelovemycorgi z5b SE michigan
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