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brown spot on leaves
My new leaves on my Goldfinger are tearing and have brown spots on them as they emerge from the plant. Any idea why? Thank you Glenn
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Re: brown spot on leaves
My 'Burmese Blue' did this on it's first few leaves it put out after being put in the ground last spring. I assumed it had something to do with the still somewhat cool nighttime temps. Anyhow, they look bad but don't seem to cause too much harm. After two or three leaves like this it started pushing out normal leaves. Hopefully your nanner will do the same!
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