Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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Planting a cut piece of yam tuber into cold, wet, heavy soil often results in fungal rot before the shoot can emerge.
Dig it out. If partially rotted, cut away the mushy part, let it dry, and replant in well-draining soil.
Dip the cut surface of the seed yam in dry wood ash or turmeric powder and let it air-dry for a day before planting.
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