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Is this Moko or Panama diesease?
I have a Goldfinger P stem with vascular discoloration and very concerned.
Here is picture below. This goldfinger mat had two stems when planted. The first stem has matured and has a bunch now and the second has this discoloration. Is Moko disease a problem in Florida? |
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Re: Is this Moko or Panama diesease?
The stem with the fruit does not seem to be affected at least yet. We did have temperatures in the 30s F and frost about 11 days ago.
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Re: Is this Moko or Panama diesease?
That looks bad, I don't think Panama Disease has ever been reported on FHIA-1. I have also never heard of Moko being an issue in Florida. Possibly: Cucumber Mosaic Virus.
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