Carrot Problems: Why Roots Fork in Rocky Soil, Carrot Fly Damage and Fixing Stunted Growth
Carrots look straightforward on paper — a seed goes into loose soil, a root comes out. But between those two events there are a dozen points of failure. Seeds refuse to germinate on clay that crusted after rain. Roots fork around a stone buried eight inches down. Rust fly larvae tunnel through a crop that looked perfectly healthy all season, …

