Leeks planted August (Musselburgh) with pencil-thin stems in fall = likely too late for your zone. Leeks need long season (100–120 days). Weather anomalies affect all alliums. Soil prep (bonemeal, potato rotation) sounds good—timing is the issue.
August sowing only works in mild winters.
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