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Nuttyneddy
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Ooh, what a bummer. It’s tough when things go wrong and you don’t know what’s causing the problem.
If you feel like you are fighting a losing battle, sometimes all you can do is pause and reassess.
Review your season and growing schedule, and If it’s too late to continue with the current crop by starting over, move on to the next crop that would be best started now. (I realize what you are growing now is what you had hoped to grow this season, but sometimes this is the best way to push on when they fail to grow in timely manner.)
So sorry you are feeling discouraged.
If you feel like you are fighting a losing battle, sometimes all you can do is pause and reassess.
Review your season and growing schedule, and If it’s too late to continue with the current crop by starting over, move on to the next crop that would be best started now. (I realize what you are growing now is what you had hoped to grow this season, but sometimes this is the best way to push on when they fail to grow in timely manner.)
So sorry you are feeling discouraged.