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Is this septoria leaf spot?

11 years ago

Is this septoria leaf spot?

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pochunter
Original Author
11 years ago
Or thrips?
jean001a
11 years ago
Neither. Drought stress even though brief.

Things to consider:
Windy?
Or extra warm recently?
Or extra warm bright recently?
Or set/planted outdoors without hardening them off?
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