Leaves are starting to curl up on green beans
lilcee
11 years ago
My green beans are growing really good - nice and bushy and have tons of blossoms on them. The last couple of days I've seen some leaves starting to go limp and curl up. Today I noticed more. Should I be concerned about losing my plants? What causes this? They also are turning a dark green - almost black.
Thank you
Celia
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