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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    I can’t grow eggplants in any way: I’ve been trying to plant seedlings for three years now. In the first year, almost all the seedlings died, then the story repeated itself again and again. Seedlings sprout, grow, no suspicious signs. But when transplanting, I notice that the tips of the roots (2-3 cm), sticking out of the earth clod, are somehow dark. Previously did not attach any importance to this. Or is it some kind of disease?

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  2. Andrei

    Eggplant Trouble! The leaves are covered with dark spots, the stems look like straw (weaken, dry, may break when harvesting the fruit). The fruits rot, not having time to ripen. It looks like phomopsis, but antifungal agents do not help. Several seasons in a row there is no harvest.

    How to deal with such an infection? Tell me who has come across: perhaps there are rot-resistant varieties.

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