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Flowers wouldn't drop at those temps... Late spring/ early summer, also late summer/ early autumn those night temperatures are not uncommon over here in the UK. The plants don't suffer.

Plant the henbane this year... If you get the seed within the next 3/4 weeks then plant. Henbane typically grows over a 2 year period, a rosette of very large sticky leaves in the first year, and in it's second year it will flower with the snaking stems. Henbane doesn't like water logged soils...

Plant the henbane this year... If you get the seed within the next 3/4 weeks then plant. Henbane typically grows over a 2 year period, a rosette of very large sticky leaves in the first year, and in it's second year it will flower with the snaking stems. Henbane doesn't like water logged soils...

I don't make my own compost, over here there are plenty of shops you can pick up from, and its relatively cheap if your using it on a small scale like myself. The compost I use is a mixture of peat and organic material (whatever that might be), with some added grit. No chicken manure as far as...

Lady birds are another :-) Perhaps wasps?

Datura & brugmansia are grown as garden plants over here, however datura occasionally pops up as an escaped weed on disturbed ground. It's quite weird seeing a picture of wild datura growing. A slightly more common nightshade weed are the Physalis species. :-)

Mine has 6

Pesticides, nutrient burn, or possibly thrips.

Sorry, miss understanding :-) I used the term "soil" in a rather generic term for compost. You confused me by saying "soil less" and linking a page about hydroponics. (From memory)... My 'soil' is around 40% peat with compost and stuff to make it more loamy.. Grit/ sand I think. I would need...

But my plants are in soil

Thanks those figures :-) Is that quite a high amount of nitrogen? I'm just used to seeing the percentage of a mix, rather then what is a available.

It's primarily for the yellow 7. This plant had issues before the suspected fert overdose. The leaves/ upper stems on new growth are continuesly wilted, there has been very little growth from this plant recently and some of the wilted stuff has died off. This plant also happens to be in a pot...

  I've added a layer or Sphagnum Moss to the pots and have ordered some Calcium Nitrate :) 

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The leaves look shiny. Have you sprayed them pesticides recently? or do they feel sticky to touch?

Not sure :) My plants went like that recently too, and I have very hard water where I live. It started happening within 24 hours of fertilising my plants.

Of course it's wild lol, so to is the plant I posted earlier with the henbane :D It loves the chalky hills of Southern England - and the birds love the berries.

Fertiliser burn? Or maybe pesticides/ herbicide burn?

Bugs have enjoyed this one ;) Bacteria for this?

I've not seen available as a soil mix over here in the UK, it might be available in more specialist garden shops though. However... I was reading that apparently peat is sphagnum moss. The only difference between what is in my compost, and what I've just put on the top, is one is dead the...