A burning sensation can best be described as a kind of pain which is quite different from stabbing, dull or aching. Editorial Team Oct 28, 2014 at 07:50 pm. Tags: Diseases & Conditions Feet Foot care. A burning sensation can best be described as a kind of pain which is quite different from stabbing, dull or aching.
Fusarium Wilt. Basil plant droop that appears suddenly on young plants is often caused by fusarium wilt, a fungal disease that causes stunted growth and droopy, wilted or yellow leaves. The first signs of trouble are decreased growth and leaves with a cupped appearance. Eventually, leaves may drop from the plant.
Dying Plants. Phytophthora fruit and crown rot causes the roots and stems of the squash plant to become soft, limp and rotten. The stems, especially near the crown of the squash, look water soaked and turn brown. Unlike blossom-end rot, which only affects the fruit, crown rot can kill the entire plant.