White pudding-like growth at onion base = neck rot (fungal, from excess nitrogen). Discard onions; get new soil. Use garden clay + sand + compost, not lightweight mix. Mustard greens in same pot are safe—wash well.
Hornworms, mites, whiteflies. Soap/oil spray fried foliage. Plants now leafless stems. Rip out and restart. Use better organic controls; consult independent garden center at first sign of trouble.
Orangedog Caterpillars on Lemon Tree: Hand-Pick or Bt
Crabapple Defoliation: Identify Pest Before Spraying
Crepe Myrtle New Shoot Drop After Hard Pruning: Bacterial Entry and Atomic Grow Detox
Using Moldy Straw as Mulch or Compost: Safe Practices
Identifying and Controlling Bugs on Young Vinca
Overwintering Pine Seedlings Indoors
Transplanting Gladiolus and Amaryllis: Timing and Techniques
Brazilian Red Cloak Branch Snap: Natural Brittleness vs. Disease
Poolside Planting: Best Plants for Containers and Beds in Hot, Sunny Areas
Cymbidium Flower Pests: Sheen, Eaten Edges, Clear Goo, White Deposits—Slugs, Sap, and Scale
Leaving Carnivorous Plant Seedlings Unattended for Two Weeks
Sticky Goldfish Plant: Pest Infestation Confirmed
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