Peat moss in the raised bed holds water tightly, pulling it away from roots. Despite regular watering, roots desiccate—explaining dead, brittle roots and sudden wilting.
Greenhouse diagnosis of Verticillium is possible, but peat-induced drought stress mimics it. Fix water delivery first.
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