Le Potager du Sloth: Gardening without fatigue more than Bio

[Julienmos]

Are your celeriacs free from septoria?
As you do not have mildew you would not be affected maybe.
Here, I have often seen the mallow.

my celery doesn't seem sick, why?

(as regards the late blight of the tomato, it unfortunately also starts with me)

[Did67]

With me too, mallow is spontaneous ... But I do not know if it is this species?

[Ahmed]

It must be wild mallow, a very common plant everywhere ...

[Biobomb]

Are your celeriacs free from septoria?
As you do not have mildew you would not be affected maybe.
Here, I have often seen the mallow.

my celery doesn't seem sick, why?

(as regards the late blight of the tomato, it unfortunately also starts with me)

I see that qq feet are reached. Leave the mallow, you never know, it can do no harm.

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

I see that qq feet are reached. Leave the mallow, you never know, it can do no harm.

Mallow isn't free from mildew, too ... or at least something like it.

Yum (and care) the mauve

[Miaos]

For mildew, I had nothing. The showers succeeding each other as naturally as the days of the week, it happened and it all zigzagged quite quickly. Not being the type to take the lead, I cut and made room for other cultures not concerned by this scourge.

On the other hand, I am surprised to have nothing on the zucchini, yet right next to it, and on the gogi which were much more affected last year despite the heat waves and the drought.

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

On the other hand, I am surprised to have nothing on the zucchini, yet right next to it, and on the gogi which were much more affected last year despite the heat waves and the drought.

The opponents of organic will explain to you that it is because zucchini and gogi (?) Manufacture / produce their own "phytosanitary" products to protect themselves and that they are "certainly" as dangerous as the chemicals added / sprayed without ever having illustrated their words with any molecule that corresponds to their fantasy, not about their existence, but about their dangerousness / toxicity.

[Adrien (ex-nico239)]

Today rain and first day of closed chests for all those who contain tomatoes.

Tomorrow they announce mistral we will reopen ...

[Biobomb]

Today rain and first day of closed chests for all those who contain tomatoes.

Tomorrow they announce mistral we will reopen ...

How many degrees at home this morning? Here, 11.

[Biobomb]

On the other hand, I am surprised to have nothing on the zucchini, yet right next to it, and on the gogi which were much more affected last year despite the heat waves and the drought.

Zucchini are very sensitive to powdery mildew. Les gogis, I don't know, what are they?
Here I have tomato plants affected by late blight next to plants that are 100% free.