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Jun 17, 2014 11:30 AM CST
Name: Jennifer
48036 MI (Zone 6b)
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Only one other neighbor grows Delosperma. She only has a little bit. She does not have a problem.

So far there has been no more die off. BUT it has been dry. We have a chance of rain every day this week. So we'll see what happens. I took pictures of every Delosperma that I have so I have a record to compare future growth to.

I debated digging up the problematic plants and replacing the soil around them. So far I have decided against this. I figured it will only stir up the fungus in the soil.

My sections that I removed and potted up do not look very good. But hopefully they are just pouting and will perk up soon. And hopefully I will not even lose the original plants.

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