Did67 wrote:I was talking about short cycle onions (therefore winter) ... I did not know all these sites (except Baumaux and Promise of flowers) ...
Ok. I was talking about the ultra resistant tomatoes, mentioned on wallowgreen.
Did67 wrote:I was talking about short cycle onions (therefore winter) ... I did not know all these sites (except Baumaux and Promise of flowers) ...
Doris wrote:Ok. I was talking about the ultra resistant tomatoes, mentioned on wallowgreen.
stephgouv wrote:In summary, we can therefore say that today (given climate change), it is better to cultivate new varieties than old ones?
stephgouv wrote:In summary, we can therefore say that today (given climate change), it is better to cultivate new varieties than old ones?
stephgouv wrote:And so, the risk may become greater and greater that BB (for those who deal with it) is no longer effective on next generation mildew.
I think that next year, I will do like Doris: plant a mix of different varieties
And as Jeff would say: "you can have a bad year, but not fifteen!" (... immediately ^^)
stephgouv wrote:
And so, the risk may become greater and greater that BB (for those who deal with it) is no longer effective on next generation mildew.
stephgouv wrote:Thank you for the explanations concerning the BB.
And for the Potassium Bicarbonate which is to be sprayed as soon as the first signs appear, how does it work?
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