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verticillium wilt in a ruth stout bed
rachel johnson
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Hello everyone, I fear my potatoes have verticillium wilt. I started the bed from scratch last fall with
cardboard
and lots of spoiled
hay
. I am wondering what I
should
do with the hay now. Is it safe to
compost
? Should I burn it? HALP
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Where was your hay from? Are you sure it's not wilting from herbicide use on the hay you used for mulch?
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