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Apr 29, 2020 3:56 PM CST
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Name: Cindy Vasko
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New growth, and we've had overnight temps low enough for frosts plus high winds and lots of rain in the last week or two. New to iris and I don't know what frost damage and nutritional deficiencies (or abundances) look like yet...thank you
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Apr 29, 2020 4:08 PM CST
Name: Lee-Roy
Bilzen, Belgium (Zone 8a)
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Frost damage is usually black or brown/translucent. Nutrient deficiencies are difficult to determine by eye since many share the same symptoms. Could be virus too. Impossible to tell, but I wouldn't say frost no.
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