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muddy onions... or is it something else
my onions seem to have this moist muddy/pooh type mess at the top of the stalks. Does anyone know what this is or if there is anything I should be doing to get rid of it. The onions have garlic and herbs and tomatoes around them and they are all doing fine.
smileandbehappy- Posts : 8
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Re: muddy onions... or is it something else
Oh dear, are you getting lots of rain this summer? What you describe sounds like onion neck rot. a fungal disease.
http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/hortcult/homegard/onions.htm
http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/hortcult/homegard/onions.htm
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Re: muddy onions... or is it something else
will see if I can get a pic uploaded and i will check out that web site. thanks. will get later.
smileandbehappy- Posts : 8
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Location : central france
Re: muddy onions... or is it something else
I think that tthey are some sort of maggots. I haven't got a pic yet though.
smileandbehappy- Posts : 8
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please help.
ok. I cannot upload a picture. It is definitely some sort of bug. Its the size of a ladybird and its a brown muddy colour. Any ideas what I should be doing would be greatly appreciated. I feel very useless and they seem to be slowly spreading themselves from one stalk to the next. I don't want them spreading to my other veg.
smileandbehappy- Posts : 8
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Re: muddy onions... or is it something else
Do you think the bugs caused the damage or do you think they came after?
Triciasgarden- Posts : 1634
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Re: muddy onions... or is it something else
Chopper wrote:Not bugs.
Chopper you are so verbose, lol!
Triciasgarden- Posts : 1634
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Age : 69
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Re: muddy onions... or is it something else
ok, this is a piccie of the darn things.(or maybe not if I haven't done this right!). They are eating from the top of the stalk and down through the middle!! the onion stalks came first and then the bugs.
smileandbehappy- Posts : 8
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Re: muddy onions... or is it something else
I've just cut the tops off em - bugs n mess n all!! Won't be long before they are ready. Thanks anyway guys.
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