[chrissie B]

well at last i can see baby caulis but some of the leaves are going yellow , is this too much watering , hubby says i kill with kindness .
chrissie b

[weeeed]

Could be Chrissie or it could just mean they need a feed. I'm way behind you. Hope the weather is better there than here  :roll:

[chrissie B]

weathers great at the moment , what should i give them ?.
chrissie b

[gobs]

They do need quite a lot of water actually. I wonder if it's just nothing, as brassica plants tend to lose the oldest leaves with age.

[richyrich7]

Try feeding them with a liquid foliar feed, mine where quite yellowish last week but after a feed they have perked up no end. John mentions in his book that it's bad for them to get root bound so check that at the same time, if they are pot them on if you have them in pots that is.  

[chrissie B]

they are in the ground well a built up hubby did for me for extra space the soil seems moist enough and its the very first leaves that are yellowing , there are baby coulis there size of a ping pong ball well half a one , i don't have all the wonderful potions to put on my plants over here its blue pellets for all tomato ones will they do or i have manure stuff not sure of the content but there's a bit goat in there .
Chrissie b

[richyrich7]

I'd go for the manure stuff   bit of everything in it I'd guess.

[essexpaul]

Hi guys,

just joined this site. I have my Caulis growing on in pots in a cold greenhouse at home before I move them down to the plot. Some of the leaves are getting white/yellowish patches  and dying off, anyone got any ideas?

Thanks

Paul

[gobs]

Can you post a piccie, then someone might know, it can be just too many things.

[essexpaul]

Sorry not been on for a couple of days, since then I have planted them out on the plot and mother nature seems to have sorted them out for me.  I looked at them last night and all the new leaves coming through seem fine and healthy now. I will just pull off the dead leaves and see what happens. I may have been overwatering them at home.

Another question though, I sowed carrot seeds about five/six weeks ago when it was a bit wet and cold, and there no signs of life yet. Do you think the seeds have rotted away or should I give it a bit longer?

Thanks
Paul