Onions and half of garlic probably kaput

GoDawgs · February 27, 2020

All of this rain has finally caught up with the alliums. Botrytus or some other funk has finally set in. I wasn't able to treat anything when the problems first showed up because of the incessant rain.

The onions are probably a lost cause. The scallions are just now getting infected but they're almost used up anyway.

In the garlic bed are four varieties. On one side there's 9' of the two I grew last year (photo foreground). On the other side are two other varieties that I bought and planted this fall. The ones I saved have the same funk as the onions. The new ones seem to be ok.

Today I need to treat the good garlics! We have a five day rainless window for a change.

February 27, 2020	#1
GoDawgs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Augusta area, Georgia, 8a/7b Posts: 1,685	Onions and half of garlic probably kaput All of this rain has finally caught up with the alliums. Botrytus or some other funk has finally set in. I wasn't able to treat anything when the problems first showed up because of the incessant rain. The onions are probably a lost cause. The scallions are just now getting infected but they're almost used up anyway. In the garlic bed are four varieties. On one side there's 9' of the two I grew last year (photo foreground). On the other side are two other varieties that I bought and planted this fall. The ones I saved have the same funk as the onions. The new ones seem to be ok. Today I need to treat the good garlics! We have a five day rainless window for a change.