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junglejim75 | 11:19 Mon 10th May 2010 | Gardening
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hi,i repotted some peppers a week or so ago, and the top of the compost has gone green,it looks horrid, can anyone tell me why this is so,and is it a problem for the plant,if so what can i do about it..thanks...
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Hi. Green on top is usually a sign of overwatering - could this be the case? Shouldn't be a problem for the plant though - like you say it just doesn't look too nice...
19:41 Mon 10th May 2010
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You can purchase a spray from B&Q to get rid of algea.
22:34 Mon 10th May 2010
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I always leave it as it appears to do no harm - if you like though, spect you could just gently scrape it off rather than use chemicals. - probably best done when the surface is dry.
11:25 Thu 13th May 2010

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