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Diagnosing Leatherleaf Fern Issues: Soil and Foliar Analysis

Domingo submitted soil and foliar analysis images for his leatherleaf fern crop, but the photos were too light to read.

Expert Response

The expert requested clearer images via email (dan@milestoneag.com) or fax (1-407-889-7868). He noted the complexity of the case and asked for a few days to investigate once legible data is received.

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