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Botrytis (Grey Mould) in Wallflower
How to identify and treat botrytis (grey mould) in Wallflower.
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Wallflower care requirements
water
Moderate; allow soil to dry slightly between waterings; drought-tolerant once established
soil
Well-draining, poor to moderate fertility; tolerates rocky, chalky, or sandy soil; pH 6.0–7.5
light
Full sun (6–8 hours daily); essential for compact growth and abundant flowering
symptoms
Symptoms to look for in Wallflower
- 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 Wallflower
Caused by Botrytis cinerea. Thrives in cool, humid conditions with poor air circulation.
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How to treat botrytis (grey mould) in Wallflower
Remove all affected tissue. Improve air flow. Apply fungicide.
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Preventing botrytis (grey mould) in Wallflower
Good air circulation. Remove dead plant material promptly. Avoid overhead watering.