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yellowing coloring on cauliflower disease
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has55- Posts : 2346
Join date : 2012-05-10
Location : Denton, tx
Re: yellowing coloring on cauliflower disease
Just consulted my brassica book it looks like it is mechanical damage to the leaves rather than disease .........at the moment .
Perhaps you might want to snip off the damaged leaves an inch from the main stem and see if you get it returning.
If it does there is not much you can do other than not grow brassica in the same place for a couple of years and ensure you don't plant the seedlings too close .
Perhaps you might want to snip off the damaged leaves an inch from the main stem and see if you get it returning.
If it does there is not much you can do other than not grow brassica in the same place for a couple of years and ensure you don't plant the seedlings too close .
plantoid- Posts : 4095
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Re: yellowing coloring on cauliflower disease
I picked them off yesterday. I have not observed any new progression. Will keep watching. Thanks plantoid.
has55- Posts : 2346
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Re: yellowing coloring on cauliflower disease
Got a reply from dirt doctor this AM. A little late, but helpful info to describe what was occurring on that date.
"Just looks like hot weather burn."
"Just looks like hot weather burn."
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