Mint Diseases
skadosh
9 years ago
Hi,
The edges of the leaves on some of my spearmint plants have been turning black, while other leaves have brown spotting. Can anyone identify these diseases ? Suggested methods for controlling / eliminating the disease? Will my mint plants survive ?
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