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Swiss Chard laying down
I've found some of my Swiss Chard to be laying down on the job-any idea why? Some stalks are just fine though. I am in a windy area, but the rest of my veggies are standing up tall. Just curious!
AlwaysHotinFL- Posts : 46
Join date : 2017-03-11
Location : Central Florida Zone 9b
Re: Swiss Chard laying down
Sometimes my chards do that, too. Some make it and some don't. That's why I over plant them. I wouldn't worry about it tho. It looks very healthy still.
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CapeCoddess- Posts : 6824
Join date : 2012-05-20
Age : 68
Location : elbow of the Cape, MA, Zone 6b/7a
Re: Swiss Chard laying down
Yeah, might just be a slacker! It will probably be fine, did you get rain maybe? That almost always knocks mine down for a while, but it recovers, or I succession seed!
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8737
Join date : 2015-06-12
Age : 62
Location : Ada, Ohio
Re: Swiss Chard laying down
You caught it napping. Came a thunderstorm and my whole garden looked like that.
RC3291- Posts : 121
Join date : 2017-02-26
Location : DFW Texas
Re: Swiss Chard laying down
some of my beets do the same thing...and some make it and some don't. I sent a pic to our county extension office and they said it was "dampening off" (not sure if they were right). I find it happens in cold wet weather (spring beets) and not so much with fall beets.
landarch- Posts : 1152
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Location : kansas city
Re: Swiss Chard laying down
It's called 'Taking a Dirt Nap'.
I am my gardens worst enemy.
RoOsTeR- Posts : 4316
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Location : Colorado Front Range
Re: Swiss Chard laying down
It looks fine to me, but then, all of my chard, kale, bok choy, etc, fall over as seedlings and then self correct. The roots become monsters and do a good job letting the plants straighten up and stay right.
Re: Swiss Chard laying down
As long as it doesn't sleep with the fishes!RoOsTeR wrote:It's called 'Taking a Dirt Nap'.
Thanks for the reassurance everyone
AlwaysHotinFL- Posts : 46
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