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Nasturtium problem

redser7 · 2011-05-23 06:36:32

Hi - I have Nasturtiums growing in hanging baskets, trailing and upright types. They've been doing fine until recently but the leaves are starting to curl badly. Any idea why? The baskets have general purpose compost with a little water retaining gel and fertiliser plugs. I have other plants in the baskets too. Could it be…

23-05-2011 6:36am

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Hi - I have Nasturtiums growing in hanging baskets, trailing and upright types. They've been doing fine until recently but the leaves are starting to curl badly. Any idea why? The baskets have general purpose compost with a little water retaining gel and fertiliser plugs. I have other plants in the baskets too. Could it be too much water? Fertiliser? The recent strong wind? What can I do to help them? Appreciate any help.
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#2 23-05-2011 2:22pm

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It's probably the strong winds and cold nights, it might be worth bringing them into a porch or somewhere sheltered until the weather improves. You would imagine that it would be safe to put tender bedding plants out in late May, but unfortunately the weather is more like April at the moment.

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