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What could cause this (pole bean leaf damage)?

13 years ago

This is showing up only on my container-grown pole beans (Kentucky Wonder and Fortex), not the ones in the ground, and the damage is only here and there. It looks almost as if the leaves have been burned, but I know that's not it. Any ideas? And what can I do to remedy it?

Thanks!

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Macmex
13 years ago
I'm not sure what causes it. I have one variety which ALWAYS has some leaves do this, usually early in the season. Then it simply recovers and continues with production. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable will drop by and know what this is.

George
Tahlequah, OK
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