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Botrytis (Grey Mould) in Savoy Cabbage
How to identify and treat botrytis (grey mould) in Savoy Cabbage.
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Savoy Cabbage care requirements
water
Water consistently to maintain even soil moisture; provide 1–1.5 inches weekly; reduce watering as heads mature
soil
Fertile, well-draining soil rich in organic matter; pH 6.0–7.5; benefits from pre-plant compost incorporation
light
Full sun (6–8 hours daily); tolerates light afternoon shade in hot regions
symptoms
Symptoms to look for in Savoy Cabbage
- fiber_manual_recordGrey fuzzy mould on leaves, flowers, or fruit
- fiber_manual_recordBrown rotting tissue
- fiber_manual_recordCollapsed flowers
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Common causes in Savoy Cabbage
Caused by Botrytis cinerea. Thrives in cool, humid conditions with poor air circulation.
healing
How to treat botrytis (grey mould) in Savoy Cabbage
Remove all affected tissue. Improve air flow. Apply fungicide.
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Preventing botrytis (grey mould) in Savoy Cabbage
Good air circulation. Remove dead plant material promptly. Avoid overhead watering.