Yeah I was thinking with all the wind they might be dehydrated even though I watered them last night. Up till now they were the healthiest-looking of my dozen or so plants. Maybe they "outgrew" the water supply that I was giving them.
Could be over watering too. Make sure they dry out all the way before ya water each time
I hat neem,when I used it nothing I tried after that would help for neem seams to just let any thing I sprayed on it to just run off.I would never use neem again,jmo but lots of people use it.
I think you just gave to much ferts,its hard to over water plants when there planted strait in the ground..jmo...if they was mine I would try flushing...again jmo,,,but don't do any thing on what I say.lolCrap! You're right! I just gave the plants more water AND ferts, because I was thinking "No way could they be overwatered," but now I recall I asked someone to water them while I was in the hospital. When I came home yesterday they did not look thirsty but I gave them water anyway because the ground looked dry as a bone.
I have had success w cold pressed neem oil and Dr bronners at 2 tbsp of each per gallon. I use a Hudson fog fogger. I recommend rinsing w plain water after spraying it though, because a heavy coat of neem has choked my plants a few times now. Damage looks similar to what you are looking at, crispy outer leaves, twisting, burn holes, but the new growth looks fine and the plants recover in a few days.
Mysterious. They look way better. Good luck
