can someone look at the pics and tell me whats going on
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damummis
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Where are you and what has the temps been?
digitS'
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Also, it may help to know about the soil and what do the plants look like as they emerge from it . . .
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im in south carolina and the temps in the day are around 70 but last week they were in the 80s the nights were like 55-65
the soil was out of a bag that had been in that pot for like 2 years with nothing growing in it
the soil was out of a bag that had been in that pot for like 2 years with nothing growing in it
journey11
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I thought at first they looked like they'd taken some cold damage, but from what you say, your temps haven't been low enough (would be more like mid-30's). Looks like you may have a disease on your hands. Potting soil is not sterile, like seed starter soil.
What you could do, to test that theory, would be to pinch off the affected leaves on a plant or two, and if all the new leaves that grow out have that spotting too, you've got disease. I would then toss them if it were me (and not into the compost pile, but far away/or burn them so it won't spread to anything else).
What you could do, to test that theory, would be to pinch off the affected leaves on a plant or two, and if all the new leaves that grow out have that spotting too, you've got disease. I would then toss them if it were me (and not into the compost pile, but far away/or burn them so it won't spread to anything else).
