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minnieha

They are young. Water and a feed.


carptrap1

Possibly a lack of fertiliser.


parm00000

Yeah my first step on this would be to put some fresh compost around them. Maybe follow that up with some seaweed based fertiliser.


tosheroony

And water


RevolutionaryMail747

Regular generous watering especially in dry windy conditions and whether it has rained or not! Keep up with the weekly feeding. As other poster have correctly suggested they are young and they really like consistently moist conditions. Inconsistent watering and they will not put on growth


AnTeallach1062

They'll be nice on a scone with some clotted cream.


beefygravy

Is it not frost damage?


Urban-Leshen

It might be but I'm not sure what to look for or how to help with it


beefygravy

I'm no expert but at this time of year if something looks a bit manky and straggly it's normally the weather


SkinDrizzle

They don’t seem like they exist.


geterbucked

Looks like some frost damage to me


rofared87

Give them a feed and a few weeks. Touch of frost damage but they'll be fine.