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Please help, what are these spots on my pepper plants?

9 years ago

Hello all, not sure what these spots are?I have looked up bacterial leaf spot but that doesn't seem to look like this at all. Its on only a certain type of plant which is the Centennial Rainbow Pepper. All of the other plants don't seem to have this type of spot. I was wondering if its just the characteristic of the plant or something. Thank you all for your input.

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andrew1981
Original Author
9 years ago
Also another picture.
seysonn
9 years ago
BUMP.
Any opinions, comments ? Come on guys !

To, it is related to growing conditions:

-- nutrients, light intensity, temperatures.

I had exact the same condition with SOME of my pepper seedling last winter, growing under light.

How many hours of light ? how close to the plants ? what is the room temperature ?

Seysonn
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CanadianLori
9 years ago
It does look like sun burn but I can't suggest hours of light as this is my first winter starting things inside under simulated sun.

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