What is this?

organic_flutterby

10 years ago

I have had this problem on my Key lime leaves ever since I purchased it.

I removed all of them that I saw and thought maybe it was over, but now I see that it is back.

Here is a link that might be useful: More info and pics of this problem

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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
10 years ago
the link is to a 3 day old post.. that was rather thoroughly answered...

why are you asking again.. in a new post???

ken
organic_flutterby
Original Author
10 years ago
you must be the post police, i appreciate your help

Something wrong with another opinion to my problem?
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jean001a
10 years ago
No, but it's easier for us to track if on the same thread.

It's also helpful to have all the images in the same thread.

The images of the plants overall (other thread) appear to be of normal plants. There, the damaged leaves were individuals removed from the plant (plants?), without explanation if older, middle-aged, or young leaves -- it does make a difference as to the leaves' placement on the plant.

These new images suggest either mites and/or fertilizer issues. But too little detail visible to know for certain.

This post was edited by jean001a on Fri, Sep 6, 13 at 14:03