So I just went outside and I just noticed that every single one of my one plant is cut in multiple spots. I ordered from a new spot this year but I’m not new to these plants. I think they are call water hyacinth. I was in a hurry so I wasn’t able to take a picture. I’m positive it was not like that yesterday and they’re not dying. That I see. They now just look crappy. What’s wrong?
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Do you have koi in there? Wonder if so they may be ripping at them. I know they will nibble on the roots but they also like to make a mess and rearrange your pond plants!
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Kinda looks like they might have split from the heat but it says they can take temps up to 93f.
Betting your temps have gone up and lots of sun they prefer filtered sun and then they can take the heat
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Honey bees? They are only after water.
Mine are in full sun, we have been horrible hot, none of my leaves have split like that. I have had deer munching on some.
This picture is a few weeks back. The leaves still look the same.
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Bingo!