Washington grower's year-old D. multifida 'Extrema' (T5s, 12 hrs, water tray, peat/sand) had leaves blacken, new growth blacken, mold on soil surface. Looks dormant. Asked: fungus or winter dormancy?
Soil appearance suggests repotting time. Plant looks dormant. Many D. binata have dormancy. 'Extrema' from warmer Australia—may have summer dormancy instead. Nursery multifida extremas don't go dormant.
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