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Produce => Edible Plants => Topic started by: tim on July 16, 2004, 08:46:36
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Is there any way of preventing indoor cus aborting so many fruit? Yellowing & shrivelling. Despite this, we still get plenty of cus.
It happens even when there are only 2 or 3 fruit on the plant. As said elsewhere, they are fed daily. = Tim
btw - the night temp, on occasions, is still under 50F. Is this a contributary factor?
PS Just starting a bit of mildew, too. So, more ventilation. And chill!!
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This happens to me too -in the past I have put it down to being too hot & dry in the greenhouse. I don't think I can say that this year >:(
Jeremy
I'm quite surprised at what they will stand though, one plant looks fairly 'healthy' but has powdery mildew -it has just produced a whopper. The other looks sick, with yellow speckled leaves but has 3 on the go, I might take one off to stop it straining itself, we won't use 3 at once.
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Me too Tim...I do everything by the book,they start off great,rampaging up the sticks producing Cu's then suddenly fizzle out to a crawl with many aborted fruit.They do continue to produce tho' on a modified basis.having tried various remedies eg.extra feed;cutting down on water etc.this has been to no avail,problem is that we only get one chance per year with Cu's :(
......Alan