u/5tarkmad

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▲ 5 r/BackyardOrchard+1 crossposts

AI thinks over/under watering is the likely issue. I’m quite certain that isn’t it. The next option is nutrient deficiency.

I want to get the opinion from a human expert (or at least someone with more experience than me lol).

Any ideas/solutions/remedies?

Details:

Peach grown from seed.

In its 2nd season

In Georgia zone 8a

Soil is probably a ‘garden mix’

It looked like this last year as well.

Look, I think I know the issue. I just want to outsource more opinions so I don’t waste time fixing the wrong thing, or fixing it incorrectly.

Thanks for your help!

u/5tarkmad — 14 days ago
▲ 0 r/publix

If you are stepping down from ASM, you should have to drop down to assistant department manager. So many assistants (who want to be store managers eventually) keep losing out on promotions to department head to ASMs stepping down.

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u/5tarkmad — 15 days ago
▲ 719 r/NoLawn+1 crossposts

This shredded up trash was beneath my lawn (home built in the 60s). Do modern builds have better standards than this?!

u/5tarkmad — 27 days ago