Leeks rotting from the top down in late summer often indicate onion maggot infestation.
Maggots attack at the base of leaves, causing top-down rot. Grubs typically damage roots. Both pupate in soil.
Sanitation, spring dusting, and crop rotation break the onion maggot cycle and protect leeks.
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