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May 20, 2022 9:15 PM CST
Name: Elsa
Las Cruces, New Mexico (Zone 8a)
Dog Lover Irises Region: New Mexico Region: Southwest Gardening Region: United States of America
Lyn: it's rare but I have got diseased Irises from vendors before and they go to mush like that. And I think mine was a disease because it affected a few other plants close by. It seems to be gone now though.
Also in the Fall when I am cleaning off old leaves from the Rhizome, I just very gently pull. If Something doesn't come off, I either leave it and try to see later if it'll come off more easily or I cut it a short distance from the Rhizome because I found out if I yank them really hard sometimes it introduces rot.
Finally injury's from dogs digging by the Rhizome has caused rot. Most times no, but some just can't take it.
And I know your situation might be none of these but they are just my rot experiences.
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