Reviving drought-stressed pachysandra requires restraint. Thick mulch holds moisture → favors fungus → kills recovering plants.
Pachysandra's dense mat traps humidity. Fungus needs moisture + still air. Thick mulch provides both. Beneficial microbes in quality compost/tea outcompete pathogens.
Less mulch, more biology. The plants will thank you.
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