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I do not live in Florida anymore, but I cannot find where to change that. I live in SC and built a raised bed above the red clay that is my yard. I did research when this began and saw that too much water may be the problem and did not water any more. The problem just got worse. I do not think the plant is salvagable. Is it too late to plant a new one?
I don't think it is too late. They produce in 50 days or less. If it was water logged and the roots were damaged the whole plant will be affected. I would just pull out the plant and throw it away (not in the compost pile) and start again in another spot. I never say its too late, unless it could freeze, because you never really know what the weather will do. What have you got to lose, try it again. To change your location go to the top of page and click on "my info".
Lisa
