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Thank you Tim. Its probably a combination of these ideas.
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I did have a problem with "blown sprouts: a few years back and an old sage informed me that I should have heeled the plants in firmly. Since then I have done this and, touch wood, the problem has not reoccurred. Good luck!
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I may have completely misunderstood the question ( I am very good at that), but when I look at the "my garden "page on the app there is, at the bottom right hand side of the page, a sign saying "sync". I find that if you touch that it takes you through to the Apple site and updates your bundles (if there are any updates available of course) Have a go and good luck to you!
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I would not be at all worried. It have just planted a couple of "Rubens" primocane type and their leaves (or what is left of them) are not at all a pretty sight. I think it is just normal autumn leaf deterioration. I would be very surprised if by next spring the new leaves did not look perfect. Good luck
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I certainly have seen this on a few occasions and am sure that the seedlings will, in time, produce small trees. However, I would very much doubt whether they will ever be "fruitful." However, it is always interesting to see what develops. Good Luck to you.
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My Greenhouse cherry types usually suffer from this in early autumn and I feel the reason may from the increasing level of natural humidity. I find that at this time of the year, even with a reasonable degree of night time ventilation, all my plants are covered in moisture first thing in the morning. Shorter days, heavier dews - etc. etc.
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Sounds to me like the dreaded blight. It is rife in my part of the world and, despite spraying with the latest approved product, it ruined all my outdoor crop. I have also had it in my greenhouse. Are your affected fruit by a window or vent. Mine were.
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We have been composting for some years now but in our experience the larger the bin the more successful the compost. Those bins of around a metre cube seem to be the best. The tumbler composter types are certainly quicker but my results from both mine are always lumpy and has to "rest" for a few weeks. I purchased my metre bins from "Plantpak" and also "Link a bord" If anyone goes for the latter I would avoid the propagater top thing. Mine became so hot that it destroyed
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Despite spraying with the newly approved blight control twice since mid July I noticed yesterday that some of my out door plants had developed this problem. Greenhouse plants remain fine so far. Everything which was touched went directly to me local tip. I have resprayed the remainder again and have my fingers firmly crossed. However, the interesting think I have noticed is that the affected plants were all of the grafted types- Belriccio and Gardeners Delight. All my conventional cordon varieties
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