Hi guys! I was wondering if anyone can help me. I planted zinnias and started them indoors. While still inside, the leaves started to turn kind of yellow and crunchy/dry. I have tried fertilizer, fungicide and have been on top of watering/moisture. This is what they currently look like. I transitioned them outside but they still look weird. Are they lost? Or can I still save them? What should I do to improve them? All tips are very much appreciated!! Thank you 🌺🌸
Looks like me they might be older leaves and that’s common on zinnias. I would personally trim them off but zinnias hate their roots being messed with so if you transplant be gentle. 😊
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Ya that happened to my zinnias last year but they were totally fine otherwise. I think they just do that sometimes lol
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0 likes I did if they took up a big portion of the leaf, but idk if that’s really necessary. I just did it bc the adhd was too powerful for me to resist lmao
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