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Jun 29, 2016 4:06 AM CST
Name: Margaret
Atlanta, GA (Zone 7b)
Hi guys,

I live about 40 miles north of Atlanta. Most days have been between 95 to 100 degrees the last two weeks. The stem doesn't feel like there is any give to it.

How can I check below the root line without damaging the roots? Should I bring it in for a few days to give it relief?

When I push a pin in that area, no milky SAP comes out. The sunburn/stem rot isn't consistently around the plant, it's spotty. The other side of the stem is a bit darker than green but isn't like the side that's in the picture. When I move some of the soil aside, the stem is dark brown below the soil line.

I am just confused because I have two new inches of growth. Last week, I had nine leaves with two coming in. Now, I have to the nine leaves which have gotten bigger and five leaves coming in quickly.

Thank you!

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