Impatiens in the middle of a flower box show yellow, spotted leaves while edge plants thrive. The cause: stagnant air in the center traps moisture on foliage, creating a fungal incubator. Morning-only watering and waiting until soil is dry help, but dense planting blocks evaporation.
Fungus thrives where air doesn't move. The box edges get breeze; the center doesn't. Adjust culture, not just chemistry.
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