Peppers disease- bacterial wilt?
Lesuko
11 years ago
This is only my second year gardening (the BF's 4th) and we have a disease on one of our peppers. We've never had any issues in the past.
Black spots on yellowing leaves. The fruit has spots on it too. This guy was one of the first to fruit and now it's growth has slowed.
Can this be treated? Should it be pulled so it doesn't spread? What does it mean for the soil next year?
Thanks,
Leslie
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