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My marigolds were doing fine in spring and early summer but recently I observed them drying up like the picture shown. One plant completely dried out and other one is drying from bottom. I live in texas so it is too hot and humid here temperature 40-45 degree celcius. But it also rains frequently. Is this due to root rot or heat. Please give me the solution to this problem
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1 Comment To "What is wrong with my Marigold plant what should I do?"
#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 07/10/2020 @ 1:28 am
They tolerate heat just fine, but that soil looks VERY wet. Does that container have drainage to allow extra water out?
I can't tell how big the pot is but if you live in Texas you probably need to water twice a day. However, the soil looks saturated. Let the soil dry between waterings. Try cutting back the dead looking foliage and see if it rebounds. If not, most likely a fungal infection has set in. Curing those plants will not be an option. It would be best to get fresh soil and try again with new plants.
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